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| 正面描述 | A vignette of Queen Elizabeth II appears at right centre, with a windsurfer in full sail occupying the left portion of the note against a light guilloche underprint. A cartographic vignette of the Eastern Caribbean Islands is positioned to the right. The principal inscription EASTERN CARIBBEAN CENTRAL BANK and the denomination TEN DOLLARS are rendered in intaglio. |
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| 背面描述 | A panoramic harbour scene at Grenada forms the central vignette, with a pelican rendered to the left and a swordfish to the right. Tropical flowers and foliage occupy the far left margin, framing the composition. The denomination and issuing authority inscriptions appear in intaglio lettering across the note. |
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The suffix letter system used across this series was not a minor administrative quirk — each letter designated the issuing territory within the currency union, allowing the Eastern Caribbean Central Bank to track note distribution across eight jurisdictions sharing a single currency. The Grenada suffix G and Anguilla suffix U are among the more elusive, having circulated in smaller economies with lower demand. K. Dwight Venner replaced Sir Cecil Jacobs as Governor in 1989, so the transition between their signatures within the same series provides a rough dating tool for individual specimens.