Banknote Fiji 2 Dollars - Queen Elizabeth II - Costumed Fijians - 1996

This banknote, with a face value of 2 dollars, was issued in Fiji in 1996. It is associated with the personality of Elizabeth II, Queen of England and the Commonwealth.

The front of the note features a green, blue and gold background with a multicolored underprint. A Kaka bird is depicted in the lower left, while Queen Elizabeth II is on the right of center. The Fijian national seal is positioned in the upper right. A segmented security thread is visible on the left.

The inscriptions on the front, written in Latin, include the name of the country "FIJI", the face value "2", and the legal mention "THIS NOTE IS LEGAL TENDER IN FIJI FOR TWO DOLLARS".

The back of the note illustrates a group of five costumed Fijians on a beach.

The inscriptions on the back, also in Latin, include the name of the country "FIJI" and the face value "TWO DOLLARS".

The watermark of the note represents a Fijian head in profile.

This banknote weighs 1 gram.