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50 Dollars Central Bank Golden Jubilee
| Issuer | Central Bank of Trinidad and Tobago |
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| Year | 2014 |
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| Value | 50 Dollars (50 TTD) |
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| Obverse lettering | 50 YEARS OF THE CENTRAL BANK OF T & T 50 FIFTY DOLLARS |
| Reverse description | The Eric Williams Financial Complex, home to the Central Bank building, is rendered at centre-left, with a female masquerader in traditional Carnival costume occupying the right field. The composition celebrates the cultural and institutional heritage of Trinidad and Tobago within a multicolour guilloche underprint. |
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Issued to mark the fiftieth anniversary of the Central Bank of Trinidad and Tobago, which was established in 1964 following independence and the dissolution of the British Caribbean Currency Board. Polymer substrate was a deliberate choice for a commemorative — De La Rue's polymer platform allows the transparent window to be integrated more cleanly than on cotton-linen stock, and the jubilee issue was clearly conceived as much for retention as for circulation.
P#54 is among the earlier commemorative polymers from the Eastern Caribbean region and remains a clean example of De La Rue's mid-2010s security architecture.