100 Kronor

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背面描述	The reverse is rendered in warm ochre and pale orange tones with a symmetrical composition centred on a bold numeral 100 within a shielded guilloche vignette. Matching oval portrait vignettes of a female allegorical head in profile are positioned at left and right centre, each enclosed within fine lathe-work borders. GÖTEBORGS ENSKILDA BANK arcs across the upper register, with the denomination numeral 100 repeated in small cartouches at the top and bottom margins.
背面铭文	GÖTEBORGS ENSKILDA BANK 100 ETT HUNDRA
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备注	Göteborgs Enskilda Bank was one of Sweden's larger private commercial banks, operating under the enskilda bank system that allowed note issuance backed by the liable capital of shareholders — a structure that made Swedish private banknote issuers unusually solvent by European standards. The system was already under pressure by 1882; the Riksbank was steadily consolidating monopoly control over issuance, and most enskilda banks lost their right to issue notes by 1903. At the 100 kronor level, this would have been a high-denomination instrument, unlikely to appear in everyday retail transactions. Surviving examples from provincial Swedish private banks at this value are genuinely uncommon.

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