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Belize is a country in Central America bordering Mexico and Guatemala. It is the only non-Latin country in the region. In 1973 the name was changed to Belize from British Honduras. Country earned full independence only in 1981 and has a population of 370,000. Country uses Belizean dollar since the renaming in 1973.
Wikidata: Q242

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Dollar (1885-date)

1 Dollar = 100 Cents

1 Dollar
1894
Standard banknote
P# 1

1 Dollar (Red and grey)
1895
Standard banknote
P# 8

1 Dollar (Blue)
1912-1920
Standard banknote
P# 9

1 Dollar (Blue and brown)
1924-1928
Standard banknote
P# 14

1 Dollar - George VI (Blue)
1939-1942
Standard banknote
156 × 68 mm
P# 20

1 Dollar - George VI (Green)
1947-1952
Standard banknote
P# 24

1 Dollar - Elizabeth II
1953-1973
Standard banknote
131 × 53 mm
P# 28

1 Dollar - Elizabeth II
1974-1976
Standard banknote
160 × 66 mm
P# 33

1 Dollar - Elizabeth II (Monetary Authority) – obverse

1 Dollar - Elizabeth II (Monetary Authority) – reverse

1 Dollar - Elizabeth II (Monetary Authority)
1980
Standard banknote
168 × 63 mm
P# 38

1 Dollar - Elizabeth II (Central Bank) – obverse

1 Dollar - Elizabeth II (Central Bank) – reverse

1 Dollar - Elizabeth II (Central Bank)
1983
Standard banknote
158 × 64 mm
P# 43

1 Dollar - Elizabeth II (Central Bank; modified arms) – obverse

1 Dollar - Elizabeth II (Central Bank; modified arms) – reverse

1 Dollar - Elizabeth II (Central Bank; modified arms)
1983-1987
Standard banknote
156 × 68 mm
P# 46

1 Dollar - Elizabeth II
1990
Standard banknote
158 × 69 mm
P# 51

2 Dollars (Brown and blue)
1895-1912
Standard banknote
P# 10

2 Dollars (Brown)
1924-1928
Standard banknote
P# 15

2 Dollars - George VI (Brown)
1939-1942
Standard banknote
P# 21

2 Dollars - George VI (Purple) – obverse

2 Dollars - George VI (Purple) – reverse

2 Dollars - George VI (Purple)
1947-1952
Standard banknote
P# 25

2 Dollars - Elizabeth II
1953-1973
Standard banknote
160 × 65 mm
P# 29

2 Dollars - Elizabeth II
1974-1976
Standard banknote
158 × 64 mm
P# 34

2 Dollars - Elizabeth II
1990-1991
Standard banknote
158 × 69 mm
P# 52

2 Dollars - Elizabeth II
1999-2017
Standard banknote
140 × 70 mm
P# 60, P# 66

5 Dollars
1924-1928
Standard banknote
P# 16

5 Dollars - George VI (Purple) – obverse

5 Dollars - George VI (Purple) – reverse

5 Dollars - George VI (Purple)
1939-1942
Standard banknote
P# 22

5 Dollars - George VI (Red)
1947-1952
Standard banknote
P# 26

5 Dollars - Elizabeth II
1953-1973
Standard banknote
160 × 65 mm
P# 30

5 Dollars - Elizabeth II
1975-1976
Standard banknote
156 × 68 mm
P# 35

5 Dollars - Elizabeth II (Monetary Authority) – obverse

5 Dollars - Elizabeth II (Monetary Authority) – reverse

5 Dollars - Elizabeth II (Monetary Authority)
1980
Standard banknote
156 × 68 mm
P# 39

5 Dollars - Elizabeth II (Central Bank) – obverse

5 Dollars - Elizabeth II (Central Bank) – reverse

5 Dollars - Elizabeth II (Central Bank)
1987-1989
Standard banknote
156 × 68 mm
P# 47

5 Dollars - Elizabeth II
1990-1991
Standard banknote
158 × 69 mm
P# 53

5 Dollars - Elizabeth II (Segmented security thread) – obverse

5 Dollars - Elizabeth II (Segmented security thread) – reverse

5 Dollars - Elizabeth II (Segmented security thread)
1996
Standard banknote
158 × 69 mm
P# 58

5 Dollars - Elizabeth II
1999-2020
Standard banknote
140 × 70 mm
P# 61, P# 67

10 Dollars
1894
Standard banknote
P# 4

10 Dollars
1924-1928
Standard banknote
P# 17