20 Dollars - Elizabeth II

Fiji's first post-independence decimal currency series, introduced in 1969 when the island group converted from pounds to dollars, was issued under the authority of the Government of Fiji rather than a central bank — the Fiji Reserve Bank wouldn't exist until 1984. That administrative arrangement matters: this note is a government obligation, not a banknote in the institutional sense.

De La Rue handled printing throughout the series run. The sole security feature is a watermark, modest even by the standards of the time, though Fiji's relative geographic isolation meant sophisticated counterfeiting was never a serious operational concern for the issuing authorities.