Banknote Spain 100 Pesetas - Coat of Arms of Spain - 1938 - Series D

The 100 pesetas banknote issued in Spain in 1938, series D, has considerable numismatic interest. This banknote is part of an issue made during the Spanish Civil War.

On the obverse, the design highlights the coat of arms of Spain. The composition also includes the face value of the banknote, 100 pesetas, clearly indicated. The background of the banknote consists of complex patterns designed to prevent counterfeiting.

The reverse of the banknote incorporates graphic elements present on the obverse, ensuring visual consistency. It also features the face value and similar ornamental motifs, contributing to the banknote's security against fraudulent reproductions.

This 100 pesetas banknote was issued during a specific historical period, which gives it added value for collectors. Series D makes it possible to precisely identify this issue among other banknotes of the same face value. The conditions of preservation of the banknote influence its value on the numismatic market.

The absence of any indication of a watermark does not allow us to describe this security element. Similarly, the exact dimensions of the banknote are not specified in the data provided.