Central Bank of Trinidad and Tobago -NOTES AND COINS

The Central Bank is the only institution in the country that is authorised to issue currency notes and coins. The Central Bank is responsible for (a) the design of the currency, (b) the maintenance of its integrity and (c) providing an adequate supply of currency to satisfy the needs of the public.

Notes
Two sets of notes are currently in circulation: those issued in 1985; and new notes incorporating upgraded security features issued in 2002 ($5 and $20) and in 2003 ($1, $10 and $100 denominations). Both sets of notes are legal tender. learn more »

History of Notes and Coins
A detailed historical recount of the evolution of notes and coins in Trinidad and Tobago from the early 1800s to present day. learn more »