100 Yuan Central Bank of China

正面描述	Portrait of Sun Yat-sen in an intaglio-printed oval medallion at right, set against a light blue guilloche underprint. A large central vignette contains the denomination characters 壹百圓 within an ornate cartouche surrounded by fine lathe-work guilloche patterns in red. Denomination numerals in decorative panels appear at each corner, with the issuer name 行銀央中 across the top and the Republic year inscription along the lower centre.
正面铭文	行銀央中壹百圓中華民國三十一年 (Translation: Central Bank of China / One Hundred Yuan / 31st Year of the Republic of China)
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备注	The Central Bank of China's wartime 100 Yuan issues were produced under severe material and logistical constraints as Japanese forces controlled much of the country's coast and most modern printing infrastructure. The Chung Hua Book Company, originally a Shanghai publisher and printer, relocated operations inland following the fall of Shanghai in 1937 and continued producing government currency under difficult conditions throughout the war years. Rampant inflation during this period meant 100 Yuan notes passed through hands quickly and wore rapidly — high-denomination notes from 1942 that survived in decent shape typically did so because they were saved, not spent.

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