Old Bangladeshi currency The 100 Taka banknote belongs to the "Sixth Issue" introduced by the Bank of Bangladesh in the 1980s (starting from 1982/1983). This issue features architectural designs reflecting the country's cultural and religious identity. Design and Landmark Details: Front: The right side features a depiction of Tara Masjid in Dhaka, a 19th-century archaeological mosque famous for its blue star-shaped mosaic decorations. Back: The ruins of Lalbagh Fort are shown, specifically the southern gate of the fort, a historical Mughal-era edifice located in Old Dhaka. Dimensions: The dimensions of this banknote are approximately 163 x 70 mm. Security Features in this Issue: Watermark: When light is shone behind the note, an image of the head of the Royal Bengal Tiger appears in the white space on the left. Security Thread: A solid security thread is embedded vertically within the note. Signature: These notes carried the signatures of the central bank governors of that period, such as "Nurul Islam" (1982) or "Khurshed Alam" in later issues. Condition: Good Price: Only 15﷼, and what is displayed is all that is available.