P100

The banknote is blue with the portrait of the three chiefs who travelled to Britain in the 1890s to secure the country's identity. On the reverse side, the picture is of an open pit diamond mine and a diamond sorter examining a rough diamond. ENHANCED INTAGLIO TACTILITY A raised-up effect can be felt by rubbing a finger over the print of the number 100. Portrait The Three Chiefs – Khama III, Sebele I, and Bathoen I who travelled to Britain in the 1890s to secure the country’s identity. Back Image Orapa open pit diamond mine and a diamond sorter examining a rough diamond. WATERMARK Showing a rampant zebra together with the number 100 on a blue shaded area. WINDOWED SECURITY THREAD This is visible on the surface of the note and changes from red to green, with ‘BOB’ and the number 100 appearing when the note is tilted. The thread appears as a continuous line when held up to the light. BLIND RECOGNITION FEATURE Four dots can be felt on the edge of the banknote to assist the visually impaired identify the value of the banknote. HOLOGRAPHIC STRIPE A holographic stripe showing coat of arms and switching images of the number 100 and diamond images.