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10 Dollars

Issuing authority: Central Bank of Barbados

Original size: 150 x 65 mm

BB - B234

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Vorderseite: Staatswappen; Landkarte von Barbados; Porträt des barbadischen Mediziners und Politikers Charles Duncan O'Neal (1879-1936).
Rückseite: Die Charles-Duncan-O'Neal-Brücke in der Hauptstadt Bridgetown; Dreizack.

Front side: Coat of arms; Map of Barbados; Portrait of the Barbadian physician and politician Charles Duncan O'Neal (1879-1936).
Back side: Charles-Duncan-O'Neal Bridge in the capital Bridgetown; Trident.

B234a

Dated 2. MAY 2013.
Signature of DeLisle Worrell (as GOVERNOR). Portrait of C.D. O'Neal and electrotype 10 as watermark. Windowed security thread with demetalized text on the front side. Trident as registration device. Two black horizontal 6-digit serial numbers with triple digit alphanumeric prefix on the front side. The upper right serial number has digits of increasing size, while the other one has digits of the same size. Printed by Thomas de la Rue, United Kingdom.

  
Scans donated by Jeanne Leblanc (FR)

B234b

Dated 30. OCTOBER 2017.
Signature of DeLisle Worrell (as GOVERNOR). Portrait of C.D. O'Neal and electrotype 10 as watermark. Windowed security thread with demetalized text on the front side. Trident as registration device. Two black horizontal 6-digit serial numbers with triple digit alphanumeric prefix on the front side. The upper right serial number has digits of increasing size, while the other one has digits of the same size. Printed by Thomas de la Rue, United Kingdom.

  
Scans donated by www.banknoten.de

B234c

Dated 1. JANUARY 2018.
Signature of Cleviston Haynes (as GOVERNOR). Portrait of C.D. O'Neal and electrotype 10 as watermark. Windowed security thread with demetalized text on the front side. Trident as registration device. Two black horizontal 6-digit serial numbers with triple digit alphanumeric prefix on the front side. The upper right serial number has digits of increasing size, while the other one has digits of the same size. Printed by Thomas de la Rue, United Kingdom.

Remarks

Introduced on 2. May 2013.