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25 Dollars - Elizabeth II C Series, Two Signatures
| Issuer | Cayman Islands Monetary Authority |
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| Year | 2003-2006 |
| Type | Standard circulation banknote |
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| Obverse description | Brown intaglio print over multicolour guilloche underprint. The Cayman Islands Coat of Arms appears at upper centre, flanked by a treasure chest vignette at left; a portrait of Queen Elizabeth II occupies the right side. Denomination numerals are repeated in each corner, with full authority title and legal tender inscription running across the note. |
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| Reverse lettering | CAYMAN ISLANDS MONETARY AUTHORITY $25 20 CARIBBEAN SEA 80 Cayman Brac Little Cayman North Sound Georgetown Grand Cayman $25 TWENTY FIVE DOLLARS $25 DE LA RUE Cayman Islands Monetary Authority |
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The Cayman Islands Monetary Authority replaced the Currency Board structure in 1997, but note series transitions lagged behind — the C Series, introduced in the early 2000s, was the first to carry dual CIMA signatures rather than Board member signatories. The two-signature configuration on this particular issue reflects that institutional shift more than any change in monetary policy.
De La Rue has printed Cayman currency continuously since the islands first issued their own notes in 1972, an unusually long unbroken relationship for a jurisdiction this size.