Jamaica 1,000 Dollars Banknote, 2015, P-86k, UNC

The 1,000 Jamaican dollar banknote is a blue and green banknote that measures 145 mm by 68 mm. The obverse highlights former Prime Minister Michael Norman Manley, one of the most beloved prime ministers in Jamaica. The obverse side also features the coat of arms of Jamaica and a Papilio homerus fabricius (giant swallow-tailed butterfly). The reverse side shows the front view of Jamaica House building in Kingston. The notes security features are a windowed security thread with demetalized BOJ 1000 that glows under UV light, a watermark of a Doctor bird (Trochilus polytmus), an electrotype watermark of a star, and a trail of butterflies that border one side of the note as its registration device.