The 2 Dollars banknote (US$0.99; €0.85), catalogued as P-73 and B-331, features a violet color scheme and measures 140 x 70 mm. The front depicts Philip Goldson alongside the national coat of arms, with the Antelope Waterfall from Mayflower Bocawina National Park, and incorporates the denomination as a registration device. On the reverse, the note again features the denomination as a registration device, with scenic views of the Sapodilla Waterfall in Elijio Panti National Park and the 1000 Foot Falls in Cayo.
Security features include a PureImage windowed holographic thread showcasing the black orchid (Prosthechea cochleata). It is printed by De La Rue, London (DLR), and carries a watermark of Philip Goldson and an electrotype “2.” The official date on the note is 1st February 2025, with its introduction on 4th August 2025. The signatures on the note are those of Kareem Michael, Joseph Waight, and Sydney Campbell.
The 5 Dollars banknote (US$2.48; €2.13), listed as P-74 and B-332, is printed in red and measures 140 x 70 mm. The front features a portrait of George Cadle Price, the national coat of arms, and an image of the National Assembly building at Independence Plaza in Belmopan, along with the denomination shown as a registration device. The reverse again incorporates the denomination as a registration device, alongside a depiction of the Belize City Peninsula and Haulover Creek, the Supreme Court building, and Saint John’s Cathedral, all located in Belize City.
Security elements include a PureImage windowed holographic thread displaying the cupola of the Belize Supreme Court. The note is produced by De La Rue, London (DLR), and carries a watermark of George Cadle Price with an electrotype “5.” It bears the date 1st February 2025, with its introduction set for 4th August 2025. Signatures include Kareem Michael, Joseph Waight, and Sydney Campbell.
The 10 Dollars banknote (US$4.96; €4.26), catalogued as P-75 and B-333, features a green color scheme and measures 140 x 70 mm. On the front, it displays a portrait of Philip Goldson, the national coat of arms, and a depiction of the green heron (Butorides virescens), with the denomination included as a registration device. The reverse presents English text and the denomination as a registration device, along with vibrant wildlife imagery: a keel-billed toucan perched on a branch, a long-billed hermit hummingbird gathering pollen, and a scaly-breasted hummingbird in flight.
Its security features include a holographic foil stripe with images of the keel-billed toucan and scarlet macaw, as well as a windowed security thread with a demetalized keel-billed toucan. Printed by De La Rue, London (DLR), the note carries a watermark of Philip Goldson and an electrotype “10.” It is dated 1st February 2025, scheduled for introduction on 4th August 2025, and bears the signatures of Kareem Michael, Joseph Waight, and Sydney Campbell.
The 20 Dollars banknote (US$9.92; €8.53), designated as P-76 and B-334, has a brown color scheme and dimensions of 140 x 70 mm. The front features a portrait of George Cadle Price alongside the national coat of arms and an image of the Baird’s tapir, with the denomination shown as a registration device. The reverse contains English text, the denomination as a registration device, and detailed depictions of Belize’s wildlife: a jaguar (Panthera onca) and a green iguana.
Security elements include a holographic foil stripe with the striking blue morpho butterfly and a windowed security thread with a demetalized keel-billed toucan. The note is printed by De La Rue, London (DLR), and bears a watermark of George Cadle Price with an electrotype “20.” Officially dated 1st February 2025, it is scheduled for introduction on 4th August 2025. The banknote carries the signatures of Kareem Michael, Joseph Waight, and Sydney Campbell.
The 50 Dollars banknote (US$24.80; €21.32), listed as P-77 and B-335, is printed in burgundy and measures 150 x 75 mm. The front displays a portrait of Philip Goldson, the national coat of arms, and an image of the Mask Temple at Lamanai, with the denomination incorporated as a registration device. The reverse highlights Belize’s Mayan heritage, featuring the top of the Caana ruins in Caracol, the El Castillo structure at Xunantunich, and a segment of the Xunantunich east frieze. A holographic foil stripe showcases the keel-billed toucan alongside the Mask Temple in Lamanai.
The security thread is windowed, providing added protection against counterfeiting. Produced by De La Rue, London (DLR), the note includes a watermark of Philip Goldson and an electrotype “50.” Dated 1st February 2025, it is scheduled for introduction on 4th August 2025. The signatures featured on the note are those of Kareem Michael, Joseph Waight, and Sydney Campbell.
The 100 Dollars banknote (US$49.60; €42.64), identified as P-78 and B-336, features a blue color scheme and measures 150 x 75 mm. The front displays a portrait of George Cadle Price, the national coat of arms, and an image of the Queen triggerfish (Balistes vetula), with the denomination shown as a registration device. The reverse presents the denomination again as a registration device and highlights Belize’s marine treasures, including a Hawksbill sea turtle, the Great Blue Hole, two French angelfish, a nurse shark (Ginglymostoma cirratum), and grooved brain coral (Diploria labyrinthiformis). A holographic foil stripe depicts the keel-billed toucan alongside the Hawksbill sea turtle.
Security features include a windowed security thread with a demetalized longsnout/slender seahorse. The note is printed by De La Rue, London (DLR), and carries a watermark of George Cadle Price with an electrotype “100.” Dated 1st February 2025, it will be introduced on 4th August 2025, bearing the signatures of Kareem Michael, Joseph Waight, and Sydney Campbell.
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