100 Pesetas replica

Bradbury, Wilkinson & Company printed several Banco de España series in this period, and P-59 is among the more cleanly engraved of their Spanish commissions. The word "replica" in modern catalog usage typically signals a period facsimile or philatelic reproduction rather than a circulating note — buyers should confirm whether their example carries any overprint, perforation, or paper marking that distinguishes it from a genuine issued specimen.

The 1907 date places this at the tail end of the Restoration-era banking period, before the structural reforms that followed the 1921 Ley de Ordenación Bancaria.