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Message:: [QUOTE="Notaphylic_C, post: 25526289, member: 130786"]-The 1990 $1.00 from Belize is not rare. The reason I did not buy it was that it was offered (in UNC) by only a few sellers so I passed it up for the older 1980 version. Most lower denominations are not "rare" as they had large # issued & were affordable to keep (not spend) in comparison to higher denominations which were difficult to keep in pristine condition. Even larger denominations aren't really rare but "tough" (or difficult) to find in higher grades. Next up is:Bermuda:The first series featuring QEII are tough in high grades.Here's an example of 2 "fractionals" or the 5 & 10 Shillings. They show the young queen's profile:5 /- P-18b:[ATTACH=full]1634900[/ATTACH] 10 /- P-19b:[ATTACH=full]1634901[/ATTACH] Would like to get the 1 pound note from this series but have yet to find one (or was outbid).  I also wanted to buy the 1970 $1.00 (P-28a) but these kept going up in price as I looked. I haven't had much luck with Bermuda (not like Seychelles- but close). I had to settle for this 1982 example (P-28b). $1.00 Bermuda Monetary Authority P-28b:[ATTACH=full]1634904[/ATTACH] Some nations can be expensive just due to popularity & Bermuda seems to fit that trend perfectly (sadly for us collectors).  [USER=4626]@Troodon[/USER] the 2007 version of your $2.00 seems to be a very sought after variation that wasn't supposed to be issued (but some got out). That's a note I'd love to get someday.[/QUOTE]