This banknote from Mozambique is a 100 Escudos currency note issued in 1961. It features intricate artistic designs and showcases the country's rich cultural heritage. Designed for durability and security, this bill includes various security features that prevent counterfeiting. The green color palette adds elegance, while prominent figures and symbols reflect Mozambique's history and identity.
Obverse (front)
The front of the 100 Escudos note prominently displays a portrait of a historical figure, surrounded by ornamental designs reflecting the nation's culture. The intricate patterns and the green color scheme give a soothing yet dignified appearance. Above the portrait, the denomination '100' is clearly marked, alongside the bank's name and a date. Notably, security features such as the unique serial number 'C45932122' are integrated into the design, ensuring its authenticity.
Reverse (back)
The reverse side of the note presents a minimalist design with a circular pattern and the denomination '100' again visible. It features a prominent watermark area, indicative of the note's security features. The absence of complex imagery contrasts with the front, focusing instead on the bill's authenticity markers and the text 'BANCO DE MOÇAMBIQUE.' This simplicity serves both aesthetic and functional purposes, maintaining the overall elegance of the banknote.