1991-96 Fraser/Cole
One Hundred Dollar Note - ZLD Last Serial Prefix

Obverse:Sir Douglas Mawson (1882-1958), Geologist & Antarctic Explorer.
Reverse:John Tebutt (1834-1916), Astronomer.
Signatories:B. W. Fraser, Governor, Reserve Bank of Australia.
A. S. Cole, Secretary to the Treasury.
Designer:Harry Williamson.
Size:172.00mm (width), 82.50mm (height).
Composition:Paper.
Watermark:Captain Cook in left panel.
Serial
Numbers:		ZLD Last Serial Prefix.
Three Letter prefix - separate entry.

Valuation History:
1991-96 Fraser/Cole One Hundred Dollar Note - ZLD Last Serial Prefix

FineVery
Fine		Extra
Fine		Almost
Uncirc.		Crisp Flat
Uncirc.
2002100125140170225

Notes:

The Fraser/Cole signature combination with a serial prefix of ZLD were the last one hundred dollar notes printed for circulation prior to the introduction of circulation one hundred dollar polymer notes in 1996. The notes were printed in March, 1993. At the time, demand levels for new circulation $100 notes were low. Most collectors were caught by surpise when, three years later, it became clear that no further paper $100 notes would be printed.

The note was included in 2,000 First & Last $100 Embossed Deluxe Folders released by Note Printing Australia.

The ZLD prefix 1991-96 Fraser/Cole $100 Paper note was also included as the final note in each of 75 uncut full sheets sold by NPA.

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