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| 表面の説明 | Full-length statue of Carlos Manuel de Céspedes on a pedestal occupies the right portion of the note against a red and pink guilloche underprint, with a five-pointed star to the lower right. The denomination "CIEN PESOS" is printed in large intaglio letters at centre, with "pesos convertibles" below. The Banco Central de Cuba logo appears at upper left alongside the serial number and the president's signature with title "PRESIDENTE DEL BANCO". |
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| 偽造防止の説明 | José Martí portrait and electrotype numeral "100". |
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The "pesos convertibles" system was Cuba's two-currency experiment, introduced in 1994 to absorb tourist dollars after the Soviet collapse gutted the peso's purchasing power. The CUC, pegged one-to-one with the US dollar, created a parallel economy that ordinary Cubans could access only through remittances or state-approved employment in tourism — a structural division that lasted until the system's gradual unification beginning in 2021.
The P#FX52 designation places this squarely in the foreign-exchange series, meaning it was never legal tender in the conventional sense but rather a convertible instrument within Cuba's controlled exchange framework.