2 Dollars purple

Harrison & Sons printed Singapore's BCCS series from the late 1960s onward, and by the time this issue was running in the 1990s the relationship was well into its third decade — one of the longer continuous printing partnerships in Southeast Asian banknote history. The purple 2-dollar denomination was a fixture of everyday Singaporean commerce throughout this period, the kind of note that wore out fast in wallet use.

The BCCS itself was dissolved in 2002 when the Monetary Authority of Singapore absorbed its currency-issuing functions, making all notes under this authority a closed series by definition.