Bahamas 1 Dollar, 1992, Christopher Columbus Quincentennial, Pick #50, UNC/c1

Bahamas 1 Dollar, 1992, Christopher Columbus Quincentennial, Pick #50, UNC/c1Product Overview A beautifully designed commemorative banknote issued by the Central Bank of The Bahamas in 1992. This note celebrates the 500th anniversary (Quincentennial) of Christopher Columbus's first landfall in the New World at San Salvador in 1492. It is highly regarded by collectors for its vibrant multicolor printing and intricate historical motifs. Design Details: Denomination: $1 (One Dollar) Year of Issue: 1992 Pick Number: P 50 Front:

BNU 10 Patacas (2020): A red/pink note featuring an artistic rendering of a lotus flower and an ancient Chinese junk boat on the obverse

$10 (1995): Featuring the Carp (jumping over the dragon gate) in green

famously known as the "Bird's Nest

this note was issued during the British administration just before and during the period of the Japanese occupation

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The notes you receive will be in similar crisp

The obverse of each note features the portrait of Damdin Sükhbaatar

Overlaid is the famous opening sentence of Joyce's Finnegans Wake: "riverrun

Total Quantity: 40 Banknotes (10x of each denomination)

a common characteristic of notes that saw heavy daily use

highlighting the country's infrastructure

making it a poignant historical marker in the British Commonwealth series