The Trinidad & Tobago 10 dollar banknote was issued by the Central Bank of Trinidad & Tobago in 2006. The banknote has gray and yellow color combinations and is 156 x 66 mm in size. Its front design boasts the country’s arms at the center and a cocorico bird on a branch at the left. The reverse of the banknote depicts the Eric Williams Financial Complex in the Port of Spain and a gantry crane unloading containers from a ship. The banknote comes with a windowed security thread that has a demetalized CBTT10. It also has a watermark that shows a cocorico bird, an electrotype 10, and Cornerstones. As an added security feature, the banknote bears the signature of Ewart S. Williams and a registration device in the form of a cocorico bird. This banknote is in uncirculated condition and has been TAP authenticated with a grade of 60-70.