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Front: The former Supreme Court building of Singapore (now the National Gallery Singapore), a neoclassical building completed in 1939 designed by Public Works Department architect Frank Dorrington Ward. The scene depicts a military or ceremonial parade in front of the building, showing troops marching in formation beneath palm trees. This building served as Singapore's Supreme Court from 1939 until 2005 and is one of the most architecturally significant colonial-era structures in the city-state, featuring Corinthian columns and a distinctive dome. It was converted into the National Gallery Singapore in 2015.

Back: Traditional Chinese junk sailing vessel with three masts and characteristic battened sails, representing Singapore's maritime heritage and importance as a port. The junk symbolizes the waves of Chinese migration and trade that shaped Singapore's development as a major commercial hub in Southeast Asia. The Board of Commissioners of Currency coat of arms appears at left, featuring a lion and crescent moon. The note includes text in four languages: English, Chinese, Malay (in Jawi script), and Tamil, reflecting Singapore's multicultural society.

Light handling evident, minor edge wear visible, colors remain vibrant