20 Dollars Central Bank

Emittente	Central Bank of Barbados
Anno	2012
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Valuta	Dollar (1973-date)
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Descrizione del dritto	Violet and orange intaglio print over a multicolour guilloche underprint; the portrait of Samuel Jackman Prescod is placed at right in three-quarter view facing left, with the Coat of Arms of Barbados at left-centre and a vignette of a trident alongside a flying fish (Exocoetidae sp.) at centre. A pelican see-through register element is positioned at left, the 40th anniversary logo at lower left, and ascending-size serial numbers in black at upper left. The central bank title, denomination, and the commemorative date inscription "2 MAY 2012" appear in the surrounding border lettering.
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Descrizione del rovescio	Violet and blue intaglio print over a multicolour guilloche underprint; the central vignette presents a view of Trafalgar Square in Bridgetown, Barbados, with its characteristic column and surrounding civic architecture. A circular watermark window and see-through register element are incorporated at right, and the 40th anniversary denomination panel together with the printer's imprint appears in the lower margin.
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Commenti	Barbados has issued paper currency continuously since the Central Bank's establishment in 1972, and De La Rue has held the printing contract for virtually the entire run. This 2012 twenty-dollar note belongs to a long-lived series design that survived with only incremental security updates across multiple decades — unusually conservative for a Caribbean issuer during a period when neighbours were aggressively modernizing their note programs. The see-through register, a relatively modest feature by 2012 standards, reflects the denomination's position in the series: significant enough to warrant protection, but not the flagship note driving the security specification.