100 New Taiwan Dollar Banknote

100 Yuan Dollar (Issued 1911)

Printed predominantly in warm rose-red and soft salmon tones, this New Taiwan Dollar 100 Yuan banknote presents a clean, crisp face with the smooth, slightly stiff texture characteristic of intaglio-printed currency paper from this modern issue series. The overall colouration is consistent and vivid, suggesting the note was produced to high technical standards with strong ink saturation across its surface. Its proportions conform to the standard rectangular format of New Taiwan Dollar notes, and the interplay of deep crimson numerals against the lighter background gives the design a confident visual hierarchy. These physical qualities reflect the precision printing methods associated with the Central Bank of Taiwan’s official production facilities, as indicated by the 中央印製廠 (Central Engraving and Printing Plant) inscription.

On the front, the dominant figure is Dr Sun Yat-sen, the founding father of the Republic of China, rendered in a finely engraved portrait positioned to the right-centre of the note. He is depicted wearing a traditional high-collared Zhongshan suit in deep red, with careful line engraving conveying the texture of the fabric and the dignified composure of his expression. To the left of the portrait, an engraved vignette depicts a group of figures in period dress, appearing to represent a historical scene of public significance consistent with the revolutionary legacy of the Republic of China. The issuing authority is printed in Chinese characters at the top centre of the note — 中華民國 (Republic of China) on the upper line, followed by 中央銀行 (Central Bank) — framed within a rectangular panel with a small floral or rosette emblem. The serial number EP954578XC appears twice: once in the upper-left area and once at the upper-right, printed in dark red. The large denomination numeral 100 appears in bold red in the upper-left corner, while the Chinese characters 壹佰圓 (one hundred yuan) appear in the lower-right, also in deep crimson. A vertical security thread is visible running through the left-centre portion of the note. Subtle guilloché background patterns in pale pink and cream fill the note’s ground, with faint watermark imagery perceptible in the unprinted areas. The text 中央印製版 (printed by the Central Engraving and Printing Plant) appears in small type near the lower centre.

The reverse presents a detailed architectural engraving of the Chung-Shan Hall — a grand classical Chinese-style building complex rendered in fine red and pink intaglio line work. The structure features a sweeping multi-tiered roof with upturned eaves, a prominent central hall flanked by lower wings, and a circular pavilion tower visible to the left. Manicured trees and a landscaped garden surround the building’s foreground, all depicted in precise engraved linework. The large numeral 100 appears in bold red at the upper-left of the reverse, while the Chinese characters 壹佰圓 are repeated in the lower-right corner. A small circular rosette emblem appears to the right of the main architectural image. The background of the reverse is filled with fine guilloché patterning in soft salmon and rose tones, consistent with the front. An inscription in Chinese characters along the lower-left reads 中華民國八十九年製版, indicating the plate was made in the 89th year of the Republic of China. The overall engraving quality on the reverse is detailed and precise, with tonal variation in the architectural illustration achieved through varying line density.

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