1 TTD

Front: Industrial scene depicting the Point Lisas Industrial Estate with petrochemical facilities and offshore oil platforms. Point Lisas, located on Trinidad's west coast, became the cornerstone of Trinidad and Tobago's energy-based industrialization in the 1970s-1980s, housing major methanol, ammonia, and steel production facilities that transformed the nation's economy from primarily agricultural to industrial. The denomination '$1' appears in all four corners within ornate guilloche patterns.

Back: The Coat of Arms of Trinidad and Tobago at center, granted at independence in 1962, featuring two hummingbirds (one for each island) as supporters, a shield with three sailing ships representing the Trinity and Columbus's 1498 arrival, and the national motto 'Together We Aspire, Together We Achieve' on a ribbon below. At left, the Scarlet Ibis (Eudocimus ruber), the national bird of Trinidad and Tobago, depicted in flight over marshland habitat typical of the Caroni Swamp where these birds roost in large flocks. The serial number ET512422 appears twice. Text states 'ISSUED IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE CENTRAL BANK ACT CHAP. 79:02'.

Note shows light circulation with good color retention and minor edge wear. Some vertical creasing visible but no tears or significant soiling.