hese are the new series of Eastern Caribbean Dollar (EC$) banknotes issued by the Eastern Caribbean Monetary Union (2023–2024), featuring native Caribbean birds as the central theme. This design replaces the previous portrait of Queen Elizabeth II, symbolizing stronger regional identity and a commitment to preserving natural heritage.
Banknote Denominations and Corresponding Birds:
| Denomination | Bird Name (English) | Bird Name (Chinese) | Represented Country/Island |
|---|---|---|---|
| $10 | Purple-throated Carib | Purple-throated Hummingbird | Saint Lucia |
| $20 | Bananaquit | Bananaquit / Yellow-bellied Sawbill | Antigua and Barbuda |
| $50 | Magnificent Frigatebird | Magnificent Frigatebird, male | Anguilla |
Design Highlights:
- The primary color scheme of each note harmonizes with the bird’s plumage, creating visual unity.
- Backgrounds incorporate island-specific elements (e.g., volcanoes, flowers, ocean waves).
- The reverse side uniformly features the Eastern Caribbean Central Bank building and a regional map.
Made from polymer material, enhancing durability and anti-counterfeiting security.
All denominations include the label “Saint Martin Island Commercial Currency” — indicating these notes are widely accepted for commercial use on Saint Martin (French/Dutch sides).
Package included:
3 X notes