Vanuatu 200 Vatu 2007, P-8b, UNC

A spear-bearing chief and a four-figure family monument occupy opposite faces of Vanuatu's purple-pink two-hundred-vatu note.

Design & Symbolism

Obverse

The national arms place a standing chief with a spear inside a circular frame of traditional motifs. Violet engraving sets the figure against a pale pink field, with the denomination at the left and Vanuatu's bank title above. A windowed security thread runs vertically beside the arms.

Reverse

Port Vila's family monument appears at the right, showing a man, woman, boy and infant girl. To the left, a seated assembly depicts a traditional parliament in session. The Vanuatu flag appears above the sculpted family, while the denomination frames the scene.

Collector’s Insight

For collectors, the 2007 two hundred vatu updates a design used since 1995 with a windowed security thread and a revised watermark. Tevi–Jimmy signatures identify this printing. Comparing it with the earlier solid-thread issue shows how the security features changed while the chief, traditional assembly and family monument remained.

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