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| 背面描述 | Reverse is printed in blue and mauve tones with a dense guilloche underprint repeating 'ONE HUNDRED USD DOLLARS' across the field. Centre displays twin ornate rosette guilloche panels inscribed 'U.S.$100' and 'USD100'. Lower left bears the American Express logo in blue, flanked by three boxed acceptance-procedure text panels; footer reads 'ACCEPTANCE PROCEDURES ABOVE'. |
| 背面铭文 | DE LA RUE SECURITY PRINT INC. ONE HUNDRED U.S. DOLLARS/ONE HUNDRED U.S. DOLLARS WATCH customer countersign Cheque and COMPARE to original signature. View Centurion WATERMARK in white area and 'AMEX' security THREAD in middle area, while holding Cheque to light. View HOLOGRAPHIC FOIL at various angles to verify USD 100, and view image and color changes between Centurion and American Express logo. USD100 U.S.$100 ACCEPTANCE PROCEDURES ABOVE 2.06 © 2006 AMERICAN EXPRESS |
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American Express travelers cheques were once the dominant instrument for carrying funds abroad — at their peak in the 1990s, AmEx was processing tens of billions of dollars' worth annually. By 2006, that volume was collapsing under pressure from ATM networks and credit card acceptance abroad. This late-series printing by De La Rue reflects an instrument already in managed decline; AmEx would eventually suspend travelers cheque sales entirely in 2020.
De La Rue's involvement here is worth noting. The contract shifted security printing of these cheques away from earlier American production arrangements, bringing TDLR's thread and hologram integration — both visible in this issue — to a product that was simultaneously becoming obsolete.