Banknote Aruba 200 Florin - Crested Caracara - Traditional Instruments - 2019 - Series A

The 200 Aruban Florin banknote, issued in 2019, features a dominant purple and brown color scheme on a multicolored background. Its dimensions are 148 mm in length and 74 mm in width.

On the front, the central motif is the crested caracara (Warawara), an emblematic bird of the region. There is also a ruby topaz hummingbird (Dornasol) positioned at the top of the banknote, as well as a leafy cactus (Tuna) located at the bottom. These natural elements are representative of Aruba's fauna and flora.

The back of the banknote highlights traditional Aruban instruments. Among them are the "Caha di Orgel", a mechanical organ, the "Tambor", a traditional drum, and the "Wiri", a percussion instrument. Symbols and floor tiles typical of old Aruban houses are also depicted. The crested caracara is again present at the top of the banknote.

This banknote belongs to the A series of the 2019 issues. The face value is 200 florins, the official currency of Aruba.