Features: Each denomination of banknotes shows a European architectural period, a map of Europe and a European flag. For these seven denominations of banknotes, without exception, the design methods of front doors and windows and back bridges are adopted, which show different architectural styles in different periods in Europe and represent the cultural history of seven different periods in Europe. Arches and windows symbolize the spirit of openness and cooperation, and the EU's 12 stars represent the strength and unity of European countries. The bridge-shaped building on the back of paper money represents the cooperation and exchange between European countries and between Europe and the world. The amount of money is printed on paper money followed by Latin and Greek letters.

100 euro

Size: 147×82mm Color: green pattern: Baroque and Rococo architecture

Identification method:

(1) Look at the first perspective: mainly observe watermarks, security lines and printed patterns. The second is shaking observation: mainly observe the holographic logo, the stripe logo printed with pearlescent ink on the back of 5 10/0,20 euros and the denomination number of optically variable ink in the lower right corner of 50/kloc-0,00,200,500 euros.

(2) Touch the paper: The paper of the euro notes is thin, hard and non-slippery, and it feels very dense, and the thickness change can be felt at the watermark. The second is to touch the intaglio pattern: the denomination figures on the front of euro banknotes, the door and window patterns, the abbreviation of the European Central Bank, and the Braille marks of 200 and 500 euros are all engraved intaglio, which has obvious concave and convex feeling to the touch.

(3) When you shake the paper money by hand, the real paper money will make a crisp sound.

(4) Using ultraviolet lamp, magnifying glass and other instruments to detect the professional anti-counterfeiting features of euro banknotes.

Under ultraviolet irradiation, Europaper has no fluorescence reaction, and red, blue and green fluorescent fibers can be seen in the paper. The blue ink signed by the EU flag and the president of the European Central Bank turns green; 12 The star changes from yellow to orange; The map and bridge on the back are yellow.

Micro characters are printed on the front and back of euro banknotes. Under the magnifying glass, the micro-character lines on the real money are full and clear.