Notes I've Actually Used.:
East Caribbean States
East Caribbean States pick 37u: 5 Dollars from 2000
ND (2000). Dark green, green, and slate blue on multicolored underprint. Queen Elizabeth II at center right and as watermark, turtle at lower center, green throated carib at top left. Admiral's House in Antigua and Barbuda at left, Trafalgar Falls in Dominica at right on back. Printer: TDLR. Clear blue values at upper left and lower right. Segmented security thread. Gold foil fish at right. Suffix letter U.
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East Caribbean States pick 48: 10 Dollars from 2008
ND (2008). Blue and black on multicolored underprint. Queen Elizabeth II at center right, turtle at lower center, green-throated carib at top right. Back: Admirality Bay in St. Vincent and Grenadines at left, sailing ship Warspite. Printer: TDLR.
East Caribbean States pick 52a: 10 Dollars from 2012
ND (2012). Blue and black on multicolored underprint. Queen Elizabeth II at center right, turtle at lower center. Tactile markings at lower left. Back: Admirality Bay in St. Vincent and Grenadines at left, sailing ship Warspite. Printer: DLR. With narrow segmented security thread.
East Caribbean States pick 56: 5 Dollars from 2021
ND (2021). Green on green and multicolored underprint. Vertical format on front an back. Front of banknote features Queen Elizabeth II at top, humming bird at bottom. The back of the banknote features Trafalgar Falls in Dominica, and the Admiral's House in Antigua and Barbuda.
East Caribbean States pick 57: 10 Dollars from 2019
ND (2019). Grey blue on blue and multicolored underprint. Vertical format on front an back. Front of banknote features Queen Elizabeth II at top, humming bird at bottom. The back of the banknote features Admiralty Bay in St. Vincent and the Grenadines and teh Warspite in Anguilla.
East Caribbean States pick 58: 20 Dollars from 2019
ND (2019). Violet on pink and multicolored underprint. Vertical format on front an back. Front of banknote features Queen Elizabeth II at top. The back of the banknote features the Government House in Montserrat, and the Nutmeg in Grenada.