Banknote Suriname 2.5 guilders - Blue-grey tanager - Lizard and view of the Afobaka Dam - 1978 - Series X/3

This banknote, with a face value of 2½ guilders, was issued in Suriname in 1978. It belongs to Series X/3.

The obverse of the banknote features a gray-blue tanager, a colorful bird from the region. The name of the issuing bank is printed at the top of the banknote. The face value, "2½", is visible in several places. The signature of the issuing officials is also present.

On the reverse, there is a representation of the Afobaka Dam, an important infrastructure in Suriname. A lizard is also depicted. The face value is mentioned again. The national emblem of Suriname is also featured on the banknote.

This 2½ guilder banknote is a testament to the monetary history of Suriname and its biodiversity.