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| 背面描述 | The reverse carries a vignette of Solomon Islands fishermen at work, using traditional fishing nets and spears, reflecting the central importance of fishing to the local economy and culture. The composition is rendered in an illustrative style typical of De La Rue intaglio-printed issues. |
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The P#25 series spans a five-year window during which the Solomon Islands economy was still recovering from the ethnic tensions and near-collapse of government services that characterized the 1998–2003 RAMSI period. The 2 Dollar denomination anchored the low end of the circulating series and consequently absorbed the heaviest wear — notes from early in this print run are almost never found without significant handling damage.
Thomas De La Rue's London operation printed just over 12 million across the full run, a modest figure that reflects both the small population and the degree to which higher denominations dominated everyday commerce by this point.