5 Dollar Polymer Note

Explore the Security Features of the $5 Dollar Polymer Note, where state-of-the-art technology ensures integrity for a trusted and secure currency

5 Dollar Polymer Note

Front

5 Dollar - Front -Trinidad and Tobago

Reverse

5 Dollar - Back - Trinidad and Tobago

Key Security Features

FEEL

Polymer notes feel smoother than paper.

  1. Run your fingers over the bottom corner of the note to feel the “L” shape.
5 Dollar - Feel - Trinidad and Tobago

LOOK

When you hold the note up to the light you will see:

  1. A clear window that can be seen from the front and back of the note.
  2. The numeral 5 appearing in the green coloured print.
5 Dollar - Look - Trinidad and Tobago
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CHECK

Using an ultra-violet (UV) light and a magnifier:

  1. If you look at the note under UV light you will see that some areas of the note glow.
  2. If you look at the note under magnification, some areas that appear as plain print are in fact very small letters and numbers.
5 Dollar - Check -Trinidad and Tobago

Local Bird featured on the 5 dollar Bank Note

The Trinidad Mot-Mot (Momotus bahamensis)

The Trinidad mot–mot is native to Trinidad and Tobago and the wider Central and South America area. Mot-mots have very colourful plumage with its upperparts green and a broad circle around its head which is turquoise in front and brilliant dark blue behind. This unique plumage has earned the mot- mot a place on the country’s five (5) dollar note.

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