The current Canadian $100 bill is mostly brown in color. On the front, there is a photo of Sir Robert Borden, the coat of arms, and a photo of the East Block of the Parliament buildings. The reverse of the bill shows themes of Canadian exploration.

Security features on the front of the bill include a holographic stripe on the left side, which depicts the number 100 alternated with maple leaves, there is also a watermark of Borden's portrait, and last, there is a broken-up number 100, which goes back together when backlit. The security feature on the reverse is a interleaved metallic strip, which has "100 CAN" along it length. The 2004 bills also have yellow dots which represent the EURion constellation and a tactile feature which similar to braille dots for the blind to identify the bill.

A bundle of 100 five dollar bills 1979 - Canada    C $5,078.07

1988 100 DOLLAR BILL CANADIAN BANK OF CANADA BANKNOTE BANQUE DU BC-60A CRISP    C $127.95

1975 100 DOLLAR BILL CANADIAN BANK OF CANADA BANKNOTE BANQUE DU BC-52B CR-BO    C $124.02

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