MAIN IMAGE - Pays homage to the former President of Colombia Carlos Lleras Restrepo (1966-1970), complying with Act 1167 of 2007. It includes a portrait of the president and another whole-body image. Two shades are projected from the latter with the pseudonyms that he used as a journalist: "EL BACHILLER CLEOFÁS PÉREZ" y "HEFESTOS".

MAIN IMAGE - On the left side of the standing character, the flower of the Sietecueros, the number 100, and the Barranquero bird can be seen.

The President's face and standing image.

The text "100 MIL PESOS", in the upper left corner.

The texts: "BANCO DE LA REPÚBLICA" and "COLOMBIA", and the signatures of the Governor of the Central Bank and its Deputy Executive Governor.

Stripes with geometric patterns at the sides of the face.

Common and scientific names of the flower of the "SIETECUEROS".

Seven diagonal lines on the side edges.

The number 100 in braille, on the bottom center (slightly to the left).

MATCHING IMAGES - The left side features the text "BRC" and the image of the Barranquero bird partially printed in the front and back, complemented entirely when observed against the light.

WATERMARKS - On the left-hand side of the banknote, the President´s face can be seen against the light with a three-dimensional effect and the number "100".

SECURITY RIBBON -The text "BRC" and the silhouette of the Barranquero bird can be seen against the light in the security ribbon.

COLOR CHANGING IMAGE - The image of the flower of the Sietecueros located on the left side changes color from green to blue; simultaneously, the circle of intense green color within the flower appears to move.

HIDDEN IMAGE (latent) - When observing the banknote in an almost horizontal position at the height of the eyes from the lower right-hand corner, the text "BRC" can be seen on the blue turquoise strip at the left-hand side of the face .

Some geometric figures located to the sides of the standing character feature the text "BANCO DE LA REPÚBLICA"

In the light green strip to the right-hand side of the character's face, the texts "BANCO DE LA REPÚBLICA" and "BRC" can be seen.

On the turquoise-blue vertical line to the right of the banknote, the text "BANCO DE LA REPÚBLICA" can be found.

The text "100 MIL PESOS", on the left.

The poem by Luis Vidales allusive to the wax palm, to the right.

The text "CIEN MIL PESOS", to the right.

The wax palm with the harvesters.

Some palms at the bottom.

The poem by Luis Vidales allusive to the wax palm. .

The logo of Banco de la República.

The texts "100 MIL PESOS" and "CIEN MIL PESOS".

The text "VALLE DE COCORA".

MATCHING IMAGES - On the right-hand side, the text "BRC" (inverted) and the image of the Barranquero bird printed partially by front and back, are complemented by observing them against the light.

WATERMARKS - On the right-hand side of the banknote, Carlos Lleras Restrepo´s face can be seen against the light with a three-dimensional effect and the number "100" (inverted).

SECURITY RIBBON - The security ribbon inside the paper which includes the text "BRC" and the silhouette of the Barranquero bird are visible when holding the banknote up to the light.

SECURITY RIBBON - When tilting the banknote, the left-hand side of the security ribbon changes from fuchsia to a greenish-yellow.

When using a magnifying glass, the text "BRC" can be observed in two of the ribs of the primary wax palm´s leaves, in two of the trunks of the lower palm trees and in the silhouette of the mountains.

In the upper right corner and printed in high relief, the poem by Luis Vidales allusive to the wax palm.

The right-hand side displays the banknote´s date of issuance, and the text "IMPRENTA DE BILLETES - BANCO DE LA REPÚBLICA".