East Caribbean Five Dollars Banknotes

The image displays two East Caribbean Five Dollars banknotes. Both are rectangular in shape, made of paper, and share a consistent design. The primary colors appear to be green, orange-pink, and cream. The denomination '$5' is prominently featured in all four corners of each note, as well as centrally on the upper left and upper right. The words 'FIVE DOLLARS' are printed vertically in the center of the notes. Each note also bears the inscription 'EAST CARIBBEAN CURRENCY AUTHORITY' vertically along the right side. A portrait, likely of Queen Elizabeth II, is situated in the lower left quadrant of each note. The serial numbers 'D14 041391' and 'D14 041399' are visible on the notes, indicating they are from the same series but distinct. 'G' is also printed near the top left of the central design on both notes. The notes appear to be in circulated condition, with some minor creasing visible, particularly on the note on the left. The printing quality seems consistent with official currency production, exhibiting fine line work and security features inherent in banknotes. The overall aesthetic suggests a mid to late 20th-century design. No significant tears or major damage are immediately evident, but a more detailed inspection would be needed to ascertain their precise condition and grade.