Bahamas 1974 $5 Bahamian Dollar Circulated P-37 World Banknote Note Shown

Bahamas 1974 $5 Bahamian Dollar Circulated World Banknote

• Item Type: Banknote
• Country: Bahamas
• Denomination: $5 Bahamian Dollar (BSD)
• Date / Issue: ND (Central Bank Act 1974 issue; type used circa mid‑1970s to early 1980s)
• Pick / Catalog: P-37 
• Issuing Authority: The Central Bank of The Bahamas
• Series: Queen Elizabeth II red type
• Color: Red
• Design: Portrait of Queen Elizabeth II at left; serial M054858; Governor’s signature.
• Obverse: Text THE CENTRAL BANK OF THE BAHAMAS; portrait of Queen Elizabeth II at left; denomination FIVE DOLLARS and $5 corners; legal‑tender clause referencing the Central Bank of The Bahamas Act, 1974; serial numbers; Governor’s signature.
• Reverse: Government House, Nassau with the statue of Christopher Columbus (base marked COLUMBUS 1492); national coat of arms at right; floral design at left; denomination in corners; printer imprint THOMAS DE LA RUE & COMPANY, LIMITED.
• Printer: Thomas De La Rue & Company, Limited
• Composition: Paper
• Condition: Circulated with folds, wrinkles, corner wear, soiling and a small pinhole; roughly Fine range.

Condition is based on visual inspection only. Please review all photos carefully for wear, marks, stains, scratches, edge issues, cleaning, damage, writing, or other condition details.

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Identification note: Exact Pick number and precise issue year depend on signature/variety details not fully attributable from images; multiple similar varieties exist across the 1974–1980s printings. | Matches the Central Bank of The Bahamas QEII red $5 type: issuer text naming The Central Bank of The Bahamas with legal‑tender clause under the Central Bank Act, 1974; QEII portrait at left; reverse showing Government House, Nassau with the Columbus statue; De La Rue imprint. These attributes identify the SCWPM type P‑46. Exact suffix depends on the specific governor’s signature and serial/prefix variety, which are not fully verified from the provided images, so an estimated type assignment is given.