The 2 Pa'anga Banknote
Size: 150mm x 70mm
What is featured on this 2 pa'anga banknote
The front of the 2 Pa'anga banknote has a portrait of His Late Majesty King Tupou V.
The banknote also incorporates on the obverse side the Tokelau Feletoa kupesi, and the Coat of Arms. Each element showcases our Tongan identity.
Illustrated on the back of this banknote is a Tongan rugby player representing sports. Depicted next to it are primary school students, representing education. Sports and Education are two aspects that Tongans have excelled in the past and are striving to continue to be at the top, improving their ways of lives.
The Royal Medal is also situated on the back of the banknote.
The 5 Pa'anga Banknote
Size: 150mm x 70mm
What is featured on this 2 pa'anga banknote
The front of the 2 Pa'anga banknote has a portrait of His Late Majesty King Tupou V.
The banknote also incorporates on the obverse side the Tokelau Feletoa kupesi, and the Coat of Arms. Each element showcases our Tongan identity.
Same as the 5 Pa'anga banknote from the 2015 Series, the Ancient 'Otu Langi are also depicted on the back of the 5 Pa'anga in the 2008 Series. These burial tombs are believed to have been constructed in the 13th and 16th centuries, and are considered one of the most important historical and cultural landmarks in Tonga.
The Royal Medal is also situated on the back of the banknote.
The 10 Pa'anga Banknote
Size: 150mm x 70mm
What is featured on this 10 pa'anga banknote
The front of the 10 Pa'anga banknote has a portrait of His Late Majesty King Tupou V.
The banknote also incorporates on the obverse side the Tokelau Feletoa kupesi, and the Coat of Arms. Each element showcases our Tongan identity.
The Royal Tomb at Mala'ekula is also depicted on the back of the 10 Pa'anga banknote from the 2008 Series. The royal tomb was first constructed when King George Tupou 1 died in 1893.
The Royal Medal is also situated on the back of the banknote.
The 20 Pa'anga Banknote
Size: 150mm x 70mm
What is featured on this 10 pa'anga banknote
The front of the 10 Pa'anga banknote has a portrait of His Late Majesty King Tupou V.
The banknote also incorporates on the obverse side the Tokelau Feletoa kupesi, and the Coat of Arms. Each element showcases our Tongan identity.
The National Reserve Bank of Tonga building also features on the back of the 20 Pa'anga banknote from the 2008 Series.
The Royal Medal is also situated on the back of the banknote.
The 50 Pa'anga Banknote
Size: 150mm x 70mm
What is featured on this 50 pa'anga banknote
The front of the 50 Pa'anga banknote has a portrait of His Late Majesty King Tupou V.
The banknote also incorporates the Tokelau Feletoa kupesi and the Coat of Arms on the obverse side. Each element showcases our Tongan identity.
The Royal Palace is again featured on the 50 Pa'anga banknote in the 2008 Series.
The Royal Medal is also situated on the back of the banknote.
The 100 Pa'anga Banknote
Size: 150mm x 70mm
What is featured on this 100 pa'anga banknote
The front of the 100 Pa'anga banknote has a portrait of His Late Majesty King Tupou V.
The banknote also incorporates on the obverse side the Tokelau Feletoa kupesi, and the Coat of Arms. Each element showcases our Tongan identity.
The Vava’u Islands is featured on the back of the 100 pa'anga banknote in the 2008 Series. The Vava'u Islands are one of the northern groups of Islands of Tonga. They are popular with tourists for sailing, watersports, whale watching, big game fishing, and diving.
The Royal Medal is also situated on the back of the banknote.
