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| 背面描述 | A right-facing portrait vignette of the Jade Emperor is positioned to one side, with the denomination below. At center, a Thủy đình (water pavilion) and its surrounding reservoir within the Bái Đính Pagoda complex are rendered in detail. Vietnamese inscriptions repeat the issuing authority and denomination in both numerals and spelled-out text. |
| 背面铭文 | Địa Phủ NGÂN HÀNG ĐỊA PHỦ 100.000 MỘT TRĂM NGHÌN ĐÔNG 100.000 (Translation: Hell Bank of the Underworld 100,000 One Hundred Thousand Đồng 100,000) |
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Vietnam's 100,000 đồng paper note preceded the polymer series of the same denomination introduced in 2004. The paper version circulated during the late 1990s and early 2000s, a period when Vietnam's economy was still adjusting after the đổi mới reforms had gradually opened the country to foreign investment — by that point the note represented serious purchasing power for most of the population, roughly equivalent to several days' wages in rural areas.
Paper 100,000 đồng notes are notably prone to heavy soiling in circulation. High-denomination notes in Vietnam passed through many hands quickly, and surviving examples in genuinely clean condition are less common than the print runs might suggest.