Barbadian Dollars

Coins from 1c to $1 were introduced to Barbados by the Bridgetown-based Central Bank of Barbados in 1973. Today's Barbadian dollar and cent coins have the same design as the original coins issued in 1973, only a different metal content. All Barbadian coins feature the coat of arms of Barbados with the words 'Pride and Industry'. In addition to Bajan Dollar and cent coins, we also exchange Barbadian Dollar banknotes.

Introduced in 2013 by the Central Bank of Barbados, the current set of Barbadian Dollar banknotes has more advanced security features. The portraits on the current BBD banknotes are the same as those on the older series, but the back sides of the new series are a new design, featuring important landmarks from Barbados. In addition to Bajan dollar banknotes, we also exchange Barbadian dollar and cent coins.

The older types of Barbadian dollar banknotes feature National Heroes Square, formerly known as Trafalgar Square, in the Bajan capital city Bridgetown. These banknotes, issued in denominations from $1 to $100 BBD are no longer in use on Barbados and were replaced by the modern series which has more advanced security features. We are able to exchange these withdrawn Barbados dollar banknotes. In addition we also exchange current Barbados dollar banknotes and Bajan dollar and cent coins.