Suriname 100 Gulden Banknote, 1998, P-139b, UNC, TAP 60-70 Authenticated

The Suriname 100 Gulden banknote was introduced by the Central Bank van Suriname in 1998. The note has yellow, red, green, and purple color schemes. Centered on the banknotes obverse is the bank headquarters building at the Waterkant in Paramaribo while on the upper left is a factory with smokestacks. It also shows a hibiscus flower. The back of the note features a toucan on a branch, a hibiscus flower, the coat of arms of Suriname, and a hydraulic excavator loading a dump truck in an open-pit mine. The 147 x 68 mm paper banknote comes with a solid security thread and a watermark that reflects a toucan. The banknote was printed by Thomas De La Rue and Company Limited and carries the signature of Hendrick Otmar Goedschalk. This particular Suriname 100 Gulden banknote is in uncirculated condition and has been TAP authenticated with 60-70.