The front cover features a Cicada - Fiji has the richest cicada fauna in the Southwest Pacific.

The reverse shows a map of Fiji with a meridian line - smiling faces symbolizing Fijian friendliness.

The motif on the front shows a Tagimoucia flower and on the lower left side a necklace with whale teeth.

A depiction of culture and heritage with descriptions of the traditional Tabua and Yaqona Vakaturaga ceremony.

The subject is the bird Fijian Shearwater from Gau Island.

On the reverse we will see: fishing, forestry, sugar cane harvesting and mining.

The reverse side of the polymer banknote features a Levers Goby fish in a stream.

The painting shows the Grand Pacific Hotel in Suv and Joskes Thumb, a craggy volcanic plug.

The obverse of the polymer banknote here depicts a green Kulawai parrot.

The reverse depicts a crested iguana native to Fiji and the Masirat flower.