100 Pesos

The Banco Nacional de la República de Colombia had a turbulent institutional life — it was formally liquidated in 1894 following years of political controversy over government-controlled note issuance, yet certain series of its notes continued circulating well into 1895 and beyond as the transition to successor arrangements dragged. Whether this note represents an authorized late issue or overhang from an earlier print run is a question that catalog references don't fully resolve.

ABNC's involvement is consistent with Colombian federal banking practice throughout the late nineteenth century. The New York plates were used across multiple Colombian issuing authorities of the period, and shared design elements between series are common.