The Central Bank of Trinidad and Tobago issued Trinidad and Tobago Dollar banknotes in 5 different denominations, including this 1 Trinidad and Tobago Dollar paper banknote (2006). They are part of the withdrawn Trinidad and Tobago Dollar banknotes series. The Central Bank of Trinidad and Tobago started issuing these 1 Trinidad and Tobago Dollar banknotes in 2006. They were withdrawn from circulation in 2022.

On the front of this 1 Trinidad and Tobago Dollar banknote is the remarkable scarlet ibis bird that inhabits South America and parts of the Caribbean, and is the national bird of Trinidad. The reverse of this 1 TTD bill features the Eric Williams Finance Building in Port of Spain where the Central bank is located, as well as the Point Lisas Industrial Estate, which is the largest industrial complex in the Caribbean.

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