The Venezuelan 100,000 Bolívares banknote, issued by the Banco Central de Venezuela in 2017, stands as a testament to the nation's vibrant art and culture. This note features a prominent portrait of Simón Bolívar, a symbol of freedom, set against a backdrop of soft green hues, ornate patterns, and intricate details that exemplify Venezuelan heritage. The note is designed to include various security features such as microprinting, watermarks, and color-changing inks to prevent counterfeiting.
Obverse (front)
On the front side of the bill, the portrait of Simón Bolívar takes center stage, encapsulating the spirit of Venezuelan independence. Surrounding the portrait are flourishes of green and yellow, symbolizing hope and abundance. The denomination, prominently displayed as '100', is easy to identify. Security features can also be seen, including a watermark of Bolívar and fine microtext, enhancing both the aesthetic and security aspects of the note.
Reverse (back)
The reverse side complements the front with a vivid representation of Venezuela's natural beauty. Ornate designs and colorful patterns illustrate elements of the country’s flora and fauna. The inscription 'República Bolivariana de Venezuela' is prominent, framing the patriotic spirit of the note. Additionally, holographic features and other security elements shine through, providing extra protection against counterfeiting. The overall color scheme maintains a green tint, harmonizing with the front.