100 Dollars - State of Wyoming

正面描述	Centre vignette of William Frederick Cody (1846–1917), known as Buffalo Bill — bison hunter, soldier, and showman — flanked to the left by a silhouette of an American bison and to the right by an intaglio-style vignette of Devils Tower, the volcanic rock formation in the Bear Lodge Mountains of northeastern Wyoming. The state motto 'Equal Rights' and the statehood year '1890' appear within the guilloche-framed design alongside the denomination '100' and the legend 'THIS NOTE IS NOT LEGAL TENDER.' An eagle hologram security element is affixed to the obverse.
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防伪类型	Hologram
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备注	Wyoming's 2022 legislative session produced HB 91, which directed the state treasurer to study the feasibility of issuing gold and silver legal tender — but no actual currency came of it. No U.S. state has had the authority to issue its own paper money since the National Currency Acts of the 1860s effectively ended that practice, and the Fourteenth Amendment's debt clause sealed it further. A "State of Wyoming 100 Dollars" note simply cannot exist as a legal instrument under current federal law. If this is a novelty, souvenir, or fantasy piece, the catalog entry should reflect that classification directly.

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