Fiji Banknotes

Fiji has undergone one of the most radical makeovers in recent numismatic history. In 2013, it removed the effigy of Elizabeth II from its banknotes and replaced it with endemic fauna and flora: parrots, doves, orchids, and the kulawai. It was the first Commonwealth country to do so.

The Y2K

Fiji issued one of the most sought-after millennium change commemoratives, with the year 2000 integrated into the design. It is part of the wave of Y2K issues that several countries released simultaneously, and which today are collected as a distinct set within commemorative banknotes.

Pre-2013

The series featuring Elizabeth II cover the years from the 1960s to 2012 and remain affordable. As a small territory, print runs were never large.

What you will find here

Fijian dollars with Pick reference and actual condition, including commemoratives and polymer issues. They fit in with the rest of Oceania banknotes.

Shipping

Protected and tracked from Spain. Polymer notes are always shipped flat.