The Fiji One Dollar Banknote from 1987 (P-86) is a part of the Reserve Bank of Fiji's 1987 issues.
Measuring 156 x 67 mm, the banknote features a combination of gray, green, blue, yellow, and red colors. The obverse side of the banknote displays the coat of arms of Fiji and Queen Elizabeth II, along with shells, tools, and artifacts in underprint.
The reverse side showcases shoppers in the outdoor produce market at the Suva market, with cars and an ocean liner in the background.
This particular banknote is in used condition and comes equipped with a solid security thread and watermark, revealing a Fijian head and a registration device in the form of a domodomo or a canoe masthead.
Overall, it's a unique piece of South Pacific paper money for collectors and enthusiasts alike.

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The Fiji 1 Dollar banknote is part of the Reserve Bank of Fijis 1987 issues.
It has a combination of gray, green, blue, yellow, and red. On the obverse side is the coat of arms of Fiji and Queen Elizabeth II.
It also shows shells, tools, and artifacts in underprint. The reverse of the paper bill depicts shoppers in the outdoor produce market at the Suva market with cars and an ocean liner in the background.
The paper bill is 156 x 67 mm in size and bears a solid security thread. It is also equipped with a watermark that reveals a Fijian head and a registration device in the form of a domodomo or a canoe masthead.
This Fiji 1 Dollar banknote is in used condition.