Banknotes of U.S. Virgin Islands
Total banknotes:
1
The official currency of the U.S. Virgin Islands is the United States dollar (USD), issued by the Federal Reserve System. Paper money was first introduced in this territory in 1917. In 1934, the U.S. Virgin Islands underwent a currency reform, adopting the same banknotes as the mainland United States while still retaining some local denominations.
Collectors are drawn to the U.S. Virgin Islands banknotes due to their unique territorial designs and variations from the standard U.S. currency. One specific example is the 1934 series, which featured a distinctive overprint reflecting the islands' local identity, setting it apart from typical dollar bills found elsewhere.
