100 Fiji Dollar Banknote (Fiji Cicada)

100 Dollars Fiji Dollar (Issued 2012)

The 100 Dollars Fiji banknote issued in 2012 represents the modern monetary identity of the Fiji Islands, a nation whose economy and cultural identity have long been intertwined with its natural resources and indigenous heritage. This denomination reflects Fiji’s position within the Pacific region and serves as a testament to the nation’s contemporary financial systems. The note incorporates imagery and design elements that celebrate Fijian traditions, natural wealth, and national pride. At the time of issue, this banknote formed part of a wider currency modernisation programme that strengthened Fiji’s economic infrastructure.

On the front, the note displays a prominent portrait of a Fijian figure rendered in fine sepia and brown tones against a pale cream background. The denomination “100” appears in large numerals at the top left corner, with “ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS” printed in capital letters across the centre of the note. The text “Fiji” and “Reserve Bank of Fiji” are clearly visible, alongside a signature line authorising the note’s issue. A vertical security strip runs down the right side of the note, displaying alternating segments in emerald green and cream, providing enhanced protection against counterfeiting. The note features a serial number “FFA034010” positioned in the upper left area. The background incorporates a subtle guilloché pattern with geometric lattice work in warm ochre tones, creating depth beneath the primary portrait. Additional denomination markers appear in watermark style throughout the background, and decorative flourishes frame the portrait composition.

The reverse depicts three smiling Fijian figures in traditional dress, portrayed with warm skin tones against the pale cream field. A traditional Fijian fish trap or basket design appears prominently in the upper portion, rendered in soft green and white tones. The large numeral “100” is positioned at the bottom right and left edges of the note, with “ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS” printed in brown text along the lower margin. The word “FIJI” appears in large brown letters across the top of the reverse. A decorative border featuring a scalloped or zigzag pattern in dark brown runs horizontally across the lower section of the note. A small rectangular security element is visible in the lower right corner. The overall colour palette remains consistent with the front, utilising cream, brown, and green tones to create a harmonious and culturally representative design.

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Other Fiji Dollar you can exchange: 7, 10, 20, 50.