Are You A Queen Elizabeth II Banknote Collector? Share Which Are Tough, What Ones You Need, Etc.

Lovely 5 Quid from St. Helena's @Harryb4!

Here's a couple from earlier threads:
Guernsey 20 Quid (replacement):


Belize $20 (last Twenty before they downsized their currency):


And this $10 I picked up from New Zealand (P-172c) a couple weeks ago:

Beautiful notes.

Most recent acquisition in the pursuit of Elizabethan notes. Printed by De la Rue for the (then) newly established Central Monetary Authority of Fiji. The portrait of Her Majesty would be familiar to many Canadians of a certain age as it was used for years on definitive stamps starting in 1967, the "Centennial Series".

Nice examples!

Here's the revers (backside) of the Trinidad $10.00 note I posted on this page back in 2022:
https://goccf.com/t/412847&whichpage=7#3567707

St Helena £10 brought back from my recent cruise:

Posted yesterday in "How Far Back Can We Go? - with banknotes" - a Bank of England £10 with the signature of JS Fforde, Chief Cashier from 1967-70:


The £10 denomination was withdrawn during World War II to combat attempts by the Nazis to flood the UK with forgeries. It was not reintroduced until 1964. The first note, issued with the signature of JQ Hollom, would have had the serial number A01 000001. It shows how little this denomination was used that three years later the prefix was still on 'A'. As a kid I only once remember seeing one of these notes, and that was when my Dad deliberately got one from the bank to show me that they existed! Most people used 10/-, £1 and £5 notes in the 1960s. Things really changed with high inflation in the 1970s,

Thank you for adding it here.