1908 German 100 Mark Banknote

Obverse: Features the title "Reichsbanknote" in ornate script, with the denomination "Ein Hundert Mark" (One Hundred Marks) prominently displayed. The background showcases an intricate imperial eagle design, and the note includes two red seals of the "Reichsbankdirektorium." The serial number is printed in red on both sides, with the issue date "2. Februar 1908" beneath.
Obverse lettering: REICHSBANKNOTE, EIN HUNDERT MARK, BERLIN, 2. FEBRUAR 1908, REICHSBANKDIREKTORIUM.
Size ±: 160 x 100 mm
Reverse: Depicts two allegorical female figures representing "Wisdom" and "Agriculture," flanking a central medallion with a classical female portrait. The note is adorned with intricate patterns, and the denomination "100" appears in all corners.
Reverse lettering: None.
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