Summary
Jersey is considering updating its banknotes, which currently feature the late Queen Elizabeth II and local images. The idea comes as the Bank of England plans to include British wildlife on its notes and as Guernsey decides not to feature King Charles on its future currency.
Key Facts
- Jersey last refreshed its banknotes in 2010, featuring Queen Elizabeth II and local landmarks.
- The Bank of England will use British wildlife on its new notes.
- Guernsey will not include King Charles on its future banknotes.
- The Jersey Treasury is considering public input for any future banknote designs.
- Jersey has a large stock of existing banknotes, delaying immediate redesign decisions.
- About £93 million worth of Jersey notes were in circulation at the end of 2025.
- Jersey aims to ensure cost-effectiveness in banknote production.
- There is potential for a public consultation on future Jersey banknote designs.
