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Grey intaglio print over yellow underprint; front-facing portrait vignettes of Michael Manley and Edward Seaga at left, flanked by the Jamaican coat of arms at bottom centre. The Independence 60th anniversary logo occupies the central field, accompanied by the date 01.06.2022 and raised tactile dots for the visually impaired at upper right. Black serial numbers appear in standard letterpress. |
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Grey print over yellow underprint; a period photographic vignette of a group of children at Central Branch Primary School, Kingston, Jamaica, dated 1968, occupies the central field. The Jamaican coat of arms appears at right, with denomination text and bank title completing the design. |
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Issued to mark the sixtieth anniversary of Jamaican independence, this is one of the higher-denomination polymer notes the Bank of Jamaica has put into general circulation — a format the bank had been cautiously expanding into for over a decade before committing to it at this value. De La Rue's Cameleon polymer substrate was already proven across the Caribbean by this point, and Jamaica's adoption at the 2000-dollar level reflects a practical response to persistent counterfeiting pressure on the higher denominations.
The watermark security feature listed is somewhat anomalous for polymer — true watermarks belong to paper; what polymer notes carry instead is a clear window or transparent element performing an equivalent function. Worth verifying against the physical note before cataloging the security specification further.