Jersey 1 Pound Banknote, 2010 ND, P-32a, UNC

The green Jersey pound note was introduced by the States of Jersey Government in 2010. It is part of the first series of notes to include Jerriais, the islands native Norman French language. Though the note does not have a date, it bears the signature of States Treasurer Ian Black. Its obverse side contains the Monument to Freedom found in Liberation Square, Saint Helier, three lions passant guardant, and a portrait of Queen Elizabeth II. Its reverse side features the Le Hocq Tower in Saint Clement and the La Hougue Bie Neolithic burial mound. Security features of the note include an outline map registration device, a windowed security thread, and a watermark of a Jersey cow head with an electrotype 1 and Cornerstones. The note was printed by De La Rue and measures 130 mm by 65 mm. This note is in uncirculated condition.