100 Francs

Issuer	Appenzell-Innerhodische Kantonalbank
Year	1901
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Currency	Franc (1880-1901)
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Obverse description	Central vignette enclosed within an ornamental frame bordered by an oval guilloche wreath of grapevines and clusters; date, denomination, issuer name, and two signature lines appear within the frame. At left, a standing, draped figure of Libertas — Roman goddess of Liberty — wearing a diadem and holding a shield, faces right; at right, a kneeling putto supports a cartouche bearing the denomination. Additional denomination cartouches appear above and below the central text block.
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Reverse description	Three horizontally connected decorative frames form the central composition; the middle frame carries the denomination in three languages — French, German, and Italian — while each of the two flanking circular frames contains an inward-facing head of Hermes in profile. Denomination cartouches are repeated in each of the four corners.
Reverse lettering	100 100 CENT FRANCS HUNDERT FRANKEN CENTO FRANCHI 100 100
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