100 Kina
Papua New Guinea · Bank of Papua New Guinea
This commemorative 100 Kina note honors Sir Julius Chan, the statesman whose vision shaped Papua New Guinea's financial destiny. Chan played a pivotal role in establishing the Bank of Papua New Guinea and introducing the kina and toea currency in 1975 as the nation asserted financial independence from the Australian dollar. The polymer substrate ensures durability and counterfeiting protection. The design recognizes Chan's foundational contributions to PNG's economic sovereignty and his leadership during the critical transition to national financial independence.
Highlights
ReasonRecognizing Sir Julius Chan's instrumental role in establishing PNG's currency system and central bank at independence in 1975.
DesignCommemorative portrait of Sir Julius Chan honoring his role as founding financial architect of Papua New Guinea.
Security featuresGuardian polymer substrate providing enhanced durability and counterfeiting protection.