100 Pesos

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Rückseitenbeschreibung	Vignette of José Martí alongside a panoramic scene associated with Havana, set against a multicolour guilloche underprint. The denomination and national designation are printed in letterpress across the design.
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Varianten	P#129a - 2004 P#129b - 2005 P#129c - 2007 P#129d - 2008 P#129e - 2013 P#129f - 2014 P#129g - 2015 P#129h - 2016
Anmerkungen	Cuba's security printing facility, Impresos de Seguridad, has produced the island's banknotes domestically since the early 1990s — a direct consequence of the U.S. embargo making foreign printing contracts politically and logistically complicated. This note belongs to the long-running series introduced after the 1993-94 monetary reforms that formalized the dual-currency system, where the Cuban Peso (CUP) circulated alongside the convertible CUC at a fixed rate. The watermark remains the primary security feature — modest by international standards, but consistent with the limited access to advanced intaglio and thread-embedding equipment under decades of sanctions. The series ran with minimal design revision across nearly two decades.