A Legacy of Fijian Resilience & Celebration This exclusive two-note set captures two of the most fascinating moments in Pacific numismatic history.

Note 1: 1971 Fiji 60 Cents Banknote

• Condition: Very Fine (VF) – Crisp paper with light, honest folds and vibrant color.

• History: Issued to celebrate the Centenary of Fiji’s First Postage Stamps (1871–1971).

• Design: Features the famous Pietro Annigoni portrait of Queen Elizabeth II and a beautifully detailed reproduction of the original 1871 "Fiji Times Express" stamps.

Note 2: 1942 Fiji One Penny Emergency Issue

• Condition: Fine (F) – Circulated condition, showing the characteristic wear of a wartime survivor.

• History: During World War II, the shortage of metal was so severe that Fiji had to print paper "shilling" and "penny" notes. These were printed in Australia as an emergency measure.

• Design: A small, unique green note featuring the Fiji Coat of Arms on the front and a representation of the penny coin on the reverse. It is one of the smallest and lowest-denomination banknotes ever issued in the British Commonwealth.

Why Collect This Pair? Together, these notes tell the story of a nation moving from the hardships of WWII to the celebrations of its first century of postal history. These are "conversation piece" notes that stand out in any world currency album.

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