Banknote Liberia 5 Dollars - Edward J. Roye - Farmer - 2016 - Serial AA

The 5 Liberian dollar banknote issued in 2016 is part of the AA series. It features Edward J. Roye and a peasant woman.

On the front of the banknote is the portrait of Edward J. Roye, who was the fifth President of Liberia from 1870 to 1871. His portrait is positioned on the left of the banknote. The background of the banknote is composed of complex guilloche patterns, ensuring security against counterfeiting. The face value, "5", is printed in the upper left and lower right corners of the banknote. The words "FIVE DOLLARS" are also present in full. The name of the Central Bank of Liberia, "CENTRAL BANK OF LIBERIA", appears at the top of the banknote.

On the back of the banknote, a scene of rural life is depicted, featuring a peasant woman. This image illustrates the importance of agriculture in Liberia's economy. The background is also composed of guilloche patterns to maintain visual consistency and security. The face value "5" is repeated in the upper right and lower left corners. The words "FIVE DOLLARS" are also present on the back, completing the identification of the banknote's value. The motto "THE LOVE OF LIBERTY BROUGHT US HERE" is inscribed, reflecting the country's history and values.

The dominant colors of the banknote are green and brown, with lighter shades for the security features. The paper used is high-quality banknote paper, designed to withstand wear and frequent handling. A security thread is integrated into the paper to prevent counterfeiting. Additional security features, such as micro-printing and special inks, are also present on the banknote.