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5 Dollars - Elizabeth II Independence

Issuer Central Bank of Trinidad and Tobago
Year 1972
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Currency Dollar (1964-date)
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Reverse description A finely detailed scarlet ibis, the national bird of Trinidad and Tobago, stands in full profile facing right, perched on a bare branch with foliage extending to the right of the field. The bird is rendered with naturalistic precision, its long curved bill, slender neck, and layered plumage clearly delineated against the mirror-polished field. The numeral 5 appears in large format to the left of the bird, with the denomination legend DOLLARS inscribed along the lower field beneath the branch.
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Reverse lettering 5 DOLLARS
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Mintage 1972 - - 10,000
1972 FM - - 250
1972 FM - Proof - 19,000
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