100 Rupees

Pick 80 covers several signature varieties issued across a four-year window, reflecting the turnover of Nepal Rastra Bank governors during a period when Nepal was still consolidating its constitutional framework following the 2015 earthquake and the promulgation of a new federal constitution that same year. The split printing credit — China Banknote Printing and Minting Corporation alongside De La Rue — is the detail worth pausing on. Both firms are listed, though whether this reflects sequential print runs or a division of substrate and intaglio work between contracts is not definitively documented in standard references.

Watermark-only security on a 100-rupee note is relatively modest for the denomination by mid-2010s standards.