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| 表面の説明 | Central vignette of a Black Crowned Crane in intaglio, with a second bird in flight to its left, set against a teal and blue guilloche underprint. The national coat of arms of The Gambia is positioned to the lower right, with two signature lines for the Governor and First Deputy Governor below the central design. A small vignette of two francolin birds appears at lower left, with the numeral 100 in large letterpress to the left and right margins. |
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The Gambia's central bank has relied on Thomas De La Rue for its note production across multiple series, a relationship that reflects both the limited domestic printing infrastructure common to small West African economies and De La Rue's long-standing contracts across the region. This 100 Dalasi is part of a series that ran through a period of significant political transition — The Gambia held its first peaceful transfer of power in 2017, ending over two decades of Yahya Jammeh's rule, and subsequent note issues reflect a quiet but deliberate effort to recalibrate national imagery.
Cotton substrate with watermark and thread security is the baseline specification for this denomination, nothing exotic for De La Rue's standard West African output at this price point.