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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Notaphylic_C, post: 8119482, member: 130786&quot;]-You&#039;re welcome. The note I posted from Fiji is <b>P-71b</b> which is pretty inexpensive compared to its <b>P-71a</b> &#039;cousin.&#039; It comes from the last &quot;<i>Central Monetary Authority</i>&quot; series (which like the last 1974 Bahamas old QEII series) is the easiest/least expensive. The 1969 &quot;<i>Government of Fiji</i>&quot; (<b>P-58</b> to <b>P-63</b>) are much tougher &amp; far more expensive. </p><p><br /></p><p><b>P-89a </b>(1993) the last $1.00 are very inexpensive ($7 to less than $10) when I last checked &amp; has the QEII portrait before all the modifications seen with Fijian 2000 notes. Double-letter 1996 (<b>P-96b</b>) are a bit more pricey than the 2002 (P-104) but worth it as they&#039;re so much less common for late Fijian currency.&nbsp; </p><p><br /></p><p>Jersey is much more affordable than Malta &amp; still quite a few out there. Trinidad QEII notes can be challenging to find (very short lived issue) but they&#039;re still fairly inexpensive (compared to Jamaica/other island QEII) but they&#039;re getting dear too. Collectors are catching on that they&#039;re pretty tough in higher grades.</p><p><br /></p><p>P-89a (1993) [ATTACH]1413452[/ATTACH] P-96b (same size serial # 1996)[ATTACH]1413453[/ATTACH][/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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