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| 表面の銘文 | BANK OF JAMAICA FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS NANNY OF THE MAROONS GOVERNOR ISSUED UNDER THE BANK OF JAMAICA ACT OUT OF MANY ONE PEOPLE |
| 裏面の説明 | Central vignette of a group of children from Central Branch Primary School in Kingston, representing the diverse ethnic composition of the Jamaican population, set against a multicolour guilloche background. The denomination is stated in text and numerals at upper and lower areas, with the Bank of Jamaica title arching across the top. Ornamental leafy borders frame the design on both sides. |
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The 500 Dollars Golden Jubilee note was issued to mark Jamaica's fiftieth year of independence from Britain — a political irony that apparently went unremarked, given that the note was printed in London by the same firm that has supplied Jamaican currency for most of the island's post-independence history. De La Rue's near-continuous relationship with the Bank of Jamaica stretches back to the early independence-era notes of the 1960s.
Pick 91 is a commemorative issue, not a replacement series, and was released into general circulation rather than sold solely as a collector item.