R100 ZAR Bills

The South African Reserve Bank has recently issued a new R100 banknote. The  banknote features a number of security enhancements, including a watermark, raised ink, and a holographic stripe. The design also incorporates elements that are meant to commemorate the life of former President Nelson Mandela. So what do you need to know about this new bill? In this blog post, we will explore everything from the design process to the security features of the new R100 banknote.

The  South African R100 banknote

The  South African R100 banknote was released on October 6, 2016. The note is significantly different from the current R100 banknote, most notably in its use of the “Big Five” animals as security features.

The obverse of the note features a portrait of Nelson Mandela, as well as the South African Coat of Arms. The reserve side features an image of Cape Town’s Table Mountain, as well as various security features including a watermark, a micro-printing pattern, and an optically variable ink (OVI) feature.

The new R100 banknote is significantly smaller than the former R100 banknote, measuring 133 x 72mm compared to 156 x 77mm. It is also thinner, at 2mm compared to 3mm.

The most significant change is the introduction of the “Big Five” animals. These are ; lion, leopard, elephant, rhinoceros, and buffalo – as security features. These animals are featured in a circular pattern on the right side of the note, with each animal appearing in a different colour. A unique feature of the new R100 banknote is that it is also glow-in-the-dark – when exposed to light, the images of the Big Five animals will glow green in darkness.

Other security features include a raised print effect on both sides of the note which can be felt when running a finger over it; a perforated line on Mandela.

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The history of the R100 ZAR bill

The history of the R100 ZAR bill is a long and complicated one. The bill was first introduced in the early 1990s, and has undergone several redesigns since then. The most recent version of the bill was introduced in 2016.

The R100 ZAR bill is one of the most commonly used bills in South Africa. It is used for a variety of purposes, including purchasing goods and services, paying bills, and withdrawing cash from ATMs. The bill has a wide range of denominations, making it extremely versatile.

Conclusion

In and out of the R100 ZAR bills, there are a few things you should know. First, always check the back of the bill to make sure it is not a fake. Second, when you break a R100 ZAR bill, you will only receive R95 in change. Finally, if you need to exchange your foreign currency for South African Rand, be sure to go to a reputable place so that you don’t get ripped off.