Stunning Blue-green Colored Singaporean Dollar
2022-01-24 Mon
Sir Stamford Raffles founded modern Singapore as a trading post of the British Empire in 1819. The country is comprised of one main island, 63 satellite islands and islets, and one outlying islet. The term Singapore meant ‘City of Lions’ in Sanskrit. Singapore is comprised of 63 islands, including the main island, Pulau Ujong. It has a tropical rainforest climate. It is the world's 3rd-largest foreign exchange center, 6th-largest financial center, 2nd-largest casino gambling market, 3rd-largest oil refining, and trading center.The Financial Authority of Singapore started issuing these 1 Singapore Dollar banknotes in 1987. This series of notes were withdrawn from circulation in 1999. The stunning blue-green coloured Banknote of one dollar has a dimension of 125mm by 63mm high. The note features the text, ‘Singapore – Singapura’. The 1 dollar note belongs to the Ship banknote series and features a sha chuan traditional sailing ship. On the reverse side is a satellite dish station.
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