100 Pesos La Junta de Conversión

The Junta de Conversión was created specifically to manage Colombia's transition away from the catastrophic paper peso inflation that followed the Thousand Days War (1899–1902), during which the government had printed currency so aggressively that exchange rates against gold reached into the tens of thousands to one. This note is part of that stabilization effort — issued under Law 59 of 1905, which established the Junta and authorized a new emission backed by customs revenues.

ABNC printed the series to a high standard, as was contractual routine for Colombian government issues of the period. The Junta was dissolved in 1923 when the Banco de la República was established, ending this issuing authority permanently.