1948 Government of Jamaica 5 Shillings Banknote - 2nd January 1948 Issue - King George VI - 1948 British Jamaica Five Shilling Note - P#37a

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1948 Government of Jamaica 5 Shillings Banknote - 2nd January 1948 Issue - King George VI - 1948 British Jamaica Five Shilling Note - P#37aThis listing is for the photographed 1948 Government of Jamaica 5 Shillings Bank Note. This note was issued while Jamaica was part of the Federation of the British West Indies, using the British monetary system. This is an earlier issued note, making it a rare find! The obverse of this note has a portrait of King George VI on the left end. The reverse portrays a small coat of arms in the upper center. Very Good Fine (VG F) grade condition, visible

along with his successors

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has long been revered for its connection to lunar cycles and its ability to symbolize light

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48 grams of 0

Framed portrait of Ben Franklin printed in the upper center

and the denomination was abolished in 1878

Inscribed on the clasp

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2152-A (Friedburg Number 2152-A)

each denomination portraying a different river spirit

allowing the holder to redeem the note for $1 worth of silver