100 pesetas 1906 — Spain ( Pick: 59a )
Region:
Europe
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Back side
Banknote description
The banknote is a 100 pesetas issued in Spain in 1906. It is cataloged under Pick number 59a. The note features a front side design described simply as an issued note.
The colour scheme consists of black and blue. It is signed by Fernando Merino Villarino, Conde de Sagasta; Emilio Rodero de la Calle; and Luis Clemente Fabiani. The printing office responsible for this note is Bradbury Wilkinson & Company, based in London.
Details such as dimensions are not specified. This banknote belongs to a specific series but that information is not available at this time. The year of issue also falls within an undefined period.
The colour scheme consists of black and blue. It is signed by Fernando Merino Villarino, Conde de Sagasta; Emilio Rodero de la Calle; and Luis Clemente Fabiani. The printing office responsible for this note is Bradbury Wilkinson & Company, based in London.
Details such as dimensions are not specified. This banknote belongs to a specific series but that information is not available at this time. The year of issue also falls within an undefined period.
Specifications
- Signed by
- Fernando Merino Villarino, Conde de Sagasta; Emilio Rodero de la Calle; Luis Clemente Fabiani
- Date of issue
- 30.06.1906
- Printing office
- Bradbury Wilkinson & Company, London
- Colour
- Black and blue
- Dimensions
- 000 x 000 mm
- Pick catalog
- 59a
About this banknote
The Bank of Spain issued the 100 pesetas banknote on June 30, 1906. This series was printed by Bradbury Wilkinson & Company, London, and bore the signatures of Governor Fernando Merino Villarino, Comptroller Emilio Rodero de la Calle, and Cashier Luis Clemente Fabiani.
The obverse features allegorical women seated, with one holding a lyre, surrounded by geometric designs. The reverse displays the coat of arms of Spain with intricate patterns. The banknote measures 123 × 89 mm and was printed using intaglio and letterpress techniques.
