Eastern Caribbean Central Bank

Eastern Caribbean to Issue Five-dollar Polymer Note into Circulation

The Governor of the Eastern Caribbean Central Bank (ECCB) has the decision to release the polymer five-dollar banknotes by September 2020. The use of polymer notes began in June 2019 with the introduction of EC$50 banknotes. The ECCB had decided to change the material from paper to polymer as polymer notes are said to be more

March 13, 2020 - by: Banknotestreet - 0

EC$20, $50 and $100 Polymer Banknotes in Circulation in Montserrat

Eastern Caribbean Central Bank

The new EC$20, EC$50 and EC$100 polymer banknotes will be available in Montserrat from today, 16 August. The banknotes, which are made from a thin, flexible and transparent plastic film will be available at the following financial institutions:The Bank of Montserrat Ltd., RBC, Royal Bank of Canada and the St Patrick’s Co-Operative Credit Union Ltd. more

August 16, 2019 - by: Banknotestreet - 0

Eastern Caribbean Central Bank launched new $50 polymer banknotes

Eastern Caribbean Central Bank

During an event which is chaired by the Governor of the ECCB Timothy N.J. Antoine, and the Chairman of the ECCB Monetary Council, Grenadian Prime Minister Dr. Keith Mitchell , a new 50 polymer banknotes was launched. Governor Antoine states that these new banknotes will be cleaner, safer and stronger. “The switch to polymer necessitated more

May 30, 2019 - by: Banknotestreet - 0

The New Family of EC Polymer Notes to be circulated

Eastern Caribbean Central Bank

By June 2019, the EC polymer banknotes will be put into circulation by ECCB starting with new $50 which will be followed by the $100,$ 20 and $10 in August/September and the $5 in 2020. Both paper and polymer banknotes will be circulated at the same time. The reason to use polymer banknote is that more

April 24, 2019 - by: Banknotestreet - 0

ECCB to debut new polymer notes starting with $50 bill in June.

Eastern Caribbean Central Bank

The Eastern Caribbean Central Bank issued banknotes made of polymer on June 2019. ECCB will become the first Central Bank in the Carribean to issue a group of polymer banknotes, where the first will be $50, followed by $20,$100 and $10 bills by August or September of this year and $5 bill in 2020. Various more

January 18, 2019 - by: Banknotestreet - 0