These 1990 $5 Fraser/Higgins banknotes are an Australia issue within the general-prefix range, a consecutive pair, listed as Renniks Reference: R212. Presented in Extremely Fine Plus to about Uncirculated condition, these notes present with minor rippling/creases along the upper edge of the note often attributed to the method in which automated teller machines dispensed banknotes. With no other major detracting features, the notes are a well maintained example of the later $5 paper-banknote series.

Features & Specifications:

• Country: Australia
• Year: 1990
• Denomination: Five Dollars ($5)
• Signatures: Fraser/Higgins
• Renniks Reference: R212
• Prefix: General Prefix
  
• Condition: Extremely Fine Plus to about Uncirculated
• Obverse: Portrait of Sir Joseph Banks (1743–1820), British naturalist and botanist who accompanied Captain James Cook on his first great voyage.
• Reverse: Portrait of Caroline Chisholm (1808–1877), English humanitarian known for her work with immigrant women and families in Australia.

Images are of the note you will receive. Some fine detracting details may not be fully captured in photographs due to lighting and texture resulting in the image portraying a better condition than listed. Please refer to both the images and the written condition notes when assessing this banknote.