100 Pesos

Banco Herediano was a private commercial bank chartered in Heredia, Costa Rica — one of several provincial banks operating independently before the government moved to consolidate the country's note-issuing privileges in the late 1880s and early 1890s. That consolidation effectively killed institutions like this one, making the entire Herediano series short-lived by design.

The American Bank Note Company printed this in New York, as it did for dozens of Latin American private and state banks during this period. At the 100 Pesos level, actual circulation was almost certainly limited — denominations this large rarely moved far beyond commercial transactions between merchants.