100 Francs

Giesecke & Devrient's involvement here is worth noting — by 1874 the Leipzig firm was still consolidating its reputation as a European security printer, and commissions from private Swiss cantonal banks formed a meaningful part of that early portfolio. The Banque du Commerce was a Geneva commercial bank operating in a Swiss monetary environment that would not achieve full federal consolidation until the Swiss National Bank's founding in 1907, meaning private institutions still issued their own notes well into this period.

Collector availability is limited. The Banque du Commerce never achieved the note circulation volumes of the larger cantonal institutions, and survival rates for high-denomination private Swiss issues from this decade are correspondingly low.