100 Cedis

Ghana's 100 Cedi note has been the highest denomination in circulation since the 2007 redenomination that replaced the old Cedi at a rate of 10,000:1 — a corrective measure after decades of inflation had rendered smaller denominations effectively worthless. Thomas De La Rue has printed Ghanaian currency continuously since independence, one of the longer unbroken relationships between an African central bank and a single security printer.

The P#50 series runs across four consecutive years of dating without substantive design revision, suggesting these were routine reprints to meet demand rather than policy-driven reissues.