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| 表面の説明 | Central intaglio vignette of Simón Bolívar in military uniform, facing slightly left, set against a yellow-green guilloche underprint with floral and laurel motifs. The large numeral '100' appears at upper left alongside the denomination in full text, with the date '13 DE DICIEMBRE DE 2017' and two facsimile signatures of bank officials below. A small red siskin vignette is printed at the right margin, with a security strip across the lower centre of the note. |
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| 偽造防止の説明 | Simón Bolívar with the letters BCV below; windowed security thread embedded in the paper. |
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Venezuela's 100,000 bolívar note was introduced in March 2017 as the country's highest denomination to that point — a figure that would have been unthinkable a decade earlier. By the time it entered circulation, hyperinflation was accelerating so violently that the note's purchasing power eroded within weeks of issue. The Casa de la Moneda de Venezuela, the state printing facility in Maracay, produced the entire run domestically, a point of political pride for the Maduro government despite severe shortages of imported cotton paper and ink that repeatedly disrupted production schedules.
Within eighteen months, this denomination was rendered functionally worthless by the August 2018 monetary redenomination, which lopped five zeros off the currency.