100 Pesos 'Vale del Tesoro'

Obverse description	Brown on ochre underprint, printed on light-brown paper. A reclining allegorical female figure occupies the left vignette, with text panels and legal inscriptions filling the remainder of the face. Two official hand-stamps are applied: Type I (DIRECCION DEL TESORO - SANTIAGO) and Type II (DIRECCION DE CONTABILIDAD - SANTIAGO), authenticating the note for circulation.
Obverse lettering	VALE DEL TESORO República de Chile Vale por Cien Pesos. El presente vale servirá para solucionar toda classe de obligaciones conforme a las leyes. Ley nº 2912 de 3 de Agosto de 1914. Lei nº 3772 de 15 Julio de 1921. SANTIAGO 7 de Setiembre 1921 IMP. FISCAL - CHILE (Translation: Treasure Coupon Republic of Chile Worth for One Hundred Pesos. This voucher will be used to solve all kinds of obligations according to the laws. Law no. 2912 of August 3, 1914. Law no. 3772 of July 15, 1921. Santiago September 7, 1921)
Reverse description	Printed in orange on plain paper, the reverse is dominated by a large five-pointed star at center, rendered within an intricate guilloche background. Circular denomination counters bearing the numeral 100 are positioned at the left and right within ornate cartouches, and a guilloche border frames the entire design.
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