Australian One Hundred Pound Banknotes

Australian One Hundred Pound Banknotes

Year(s) Issued	Signatories	Description (Reference)	Very Good	Fine	Very Fine	Extra Fine	Almost Uncirc.	Crisp Flat Uncirc.
1914-23	Collins/Allen	Small Blue numbers. (V.59a)	65,000	85,000	110,000	135,000	165,000	200,000
1914-23	Collins/Allen	Medium Black numbers. (V.59b)	65,000	85,000	110,000	135,000	165,000	200,000
1924-45	Cerutty/Collins	Suffix of Z, Bold numbers. (V.60a)	18,000	37,500	70,000	100,000	130,000	165,000
1924-45	Cerutty/Collins	Prefix of Z, Medium numbers. (V.60b)	17,000	36,000	67,500	95,000	122,500	155,000
1939	Sheehan/Macfarlane

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The references shown in parentheses in the above table are those of Michael P Vort-Ronald - 'Australian Banknotes', 1979.

All issued Commonwealth of Australia one hundred pound notes feature the Upper Yarra River in Victoria and Leura Falls in New South Wales on the back. The design was taken from the original prize-winning entry for the Five Pound note. In some references, the waterfalls are incorrectly stated to be located in Queensland and South Australia.

Approximately 553,000 one hundred pound notes were released in the entire issue period between 1914 and 1945.

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