The 1988 $100 bill is brown and pale beige
in colour.
It contains a "100" on the optical device in the top left corner.
It has
Sir Robert Borden and the Centre Block
of the Parliament Buildings flying
the old Union Jack flagon the face side and a
Canada Goose on the back.
Official First Day of Issue:
December 3, 1990
A variation on the Thiessen-Crow notes appears when the back
plate number
was originally printed over top of the waves in the background. Part way into the
run, the waves were removed from a small rectangular window for clarity.
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