2020 Trinidad and Tobago 1 Dollar Polymer Banknote Scarlet Ibis P-60

Issued by the Central Bank of Trinidad and Tobago under the Central Bank Act Chap. 79:02, this legal tender 1 Dollar polymer banknote represents the Series 2020 emission produced in partnership with De La Rue. Internationally cataloged within the Standard Catalog of World Paper Money as Pick #60 (P-60) and The Banknote Book as B236a, this vibrant red banknote is part of the landmark transition of the national currency to durable polymer substrate technology. The obverse showcases two Scarlet Ibis birds (Eudocimus ruber)—the national bird of Trinidad—alongside the national coat of arms bearing the motto "Together We Aspire, Together We Achieve," the national flag fluttering in full color, and the authorized facsimile signature of Central Bank Governor Dr. Alvin Hilaire. The reverse depicts iconic civic architecture in Port of Spain, featuring the Eric Williams Financial Complex (home of the Central Bank) alongside the historic Red House Parliament building. Advanced security elements include a transparent clear window containing a detailed raised-print numeral "1" and the national title, multi-color see-through registration marks, and complex fine-line guilloche underprints. This emission serves as an essential modern type piece for collections focusing on Caribbean paper money, polymer substrate innovations, and ornithological numismatics.

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