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| 正面描述 | Portrait of Queen Elizabeth II in a guilloche-bordered vignette to the right, rendered in intaglio in shades of blue. The Fijian coat of arms with two figures flanking a shield appears as a central vignette at the top, above the large denomination text TEN POUNDS. Intricate guilloche underprint fills the background, with the serial number printed twice in the lower left and upper right areas. |
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| 背面铭文 | GOVERNMENT OF FIJI TEN POUNDS |
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Six distinct signature combinations across eleven years makes this one of the more administratively complex entries in the Fijian colonial series — the rotating trio of signatories reflects the Currency Board structure, where the Financial Secretary, the Colonial Secretary, and a third appointed officer all had to authenticate each issue. Changes in any one position triggered a new variety, which is why collectors track these by date so carefully.
Bradbury Wilkinson's intaglio work for Fiji during this period was technically accomplished, but the high denomination meant these notes rarely entered everyday use. At £10, the face value exceeded most Fijians' weekly wages by a considerable margin. Surviving examples with light circulation are more common than might be expected precisely because so few ever reached retail trade.