100 Crowns
December 29, 2008
King Charles IV (1316-1378), Czech king and Holy Roman Emperor, founded Central Europe’s first university and built many of Prague’s great Gothic monuments in the Bohemian “golden age”.
1997 version
in circulation since 15 October 1997, printed by STC Praha (State Security Printing Office Prague)
* the banknote is 140 mm long and 69 mm wide with tolerance ą1.5 mm; the coupon is 36 mm wide; the windowed thread is located 56 mm from the left margin with tolerance ą 6 mm
* the blind code is in the top right corner and consists of one vertical stripe 8 mm long
* printing techniques: the portrait, texts, blind code, the denomination on the coupon - intaglio printing; other - offset printing
Previous version still valid:
1995 version
* in circulation since 21 June 1995, printed by STC Praha; the motif, parameters, colours and design are the same; this version is marked by the number “1995″ in green colour located in the top half of the banknote; for changes in protective elements see below
Previous version:
1993 version
* in circulation since 30 June 1993 till 31 January 2007. The banknotes will be exchangeable until 31 January 2010 at all banks providing cash services and from 1 February 2010 at CNB branches
* printed by Thomas De La Rue, England; the motif, parameters and design are the same; small changes in colours and ornaments, particularly in the background; the version is marked by the number “1993″ in green colour located in the top half of the banknote; for changes in protective elements see: elements
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