100 Karbovantsiv

Emittente	Ukrainian State Treasury (Державна Скарбниця України)
Anno	1918
Tipo	Standard circulation banknote
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Descrizione del rovescio	The reverse is printed in brown on a light-green guilloche underprint and centred on a bold numeral «100» set diagonally in large open figures, overlaid by the denomination inscription «СТО КАРБОВАНЦІВ» in large Cyrillic letters along the top. A central oval cartouche enclosed by a rope-twist border contains the anti-counterfeiting legend in three lines, with the Ukrainian trident monogram at its centre, below which runs the circulation authority text in a lower panel. The right margin carries a large unprinted oval watermark zone, mirroring the obverse layout, and the overall border is composed of repeating foliate and geometric guilloche elements with four-pointed star ornaments at the corners.
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Tipo di protezione	Watermark
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Commenti	The Ukrainian State Treasury's 1918 issues were produced under genuinely chaotic conditions — the Central Rada government that authorized them had already fallen to Hetman Pavlo Skoropadsky's coup by the time many notes reached circulation. Skoropadsky's administration inherited and continued using Rada-era currency out of sheer necessity, which means this note circulated under a government that had no hand in designing or authorizing it. The series was printed locally rather than abroad, an unusual choice driven by the difficulty of maintaining foreign printing contracts during the German-Austrian occupation period. Domestic production quality varies noticeably across the run.