One Hundred Sheqalim, Bank Of Israel - Used

Size:159 X 76 mm.​Dominant colour: ​Orange-brown.​Front: ​Portrait of Ze'ev Jabotinsky; the old inn "Shuni" near Binyamina; the denomination "One Hundred Sheqalim" and "Bank of Israel" in Hebrew.​Back:​Herod Gate in the Old City of Jerusalem; the word "Jerusalem" in microtext; "Bank of Israel" in Hebrew, English and Arabic.​Watermark:​Profile of Ze'ev Jabotinsky.​Security thread:​On the left-hand side of the note.​Look-through:​The first zero in the number "100" In the upper left-hand corner of the front merges with the corresponding zero in the number "100" in the upper right-hand corner of the back.​Sign for the blind:​Parallel horizontal lines, narrow In the middle and wide in the upper and lower sides.​Colour of numbering:​Black.Signatures:​Governor of the Bank Arnon Gafni; Chairman of the Advisory Council David Horowitz.​Design:​Dutch artists.​Year:​1979.​Date of issue: ​December 11, 1980.​Ceased to be legal tender:​September 4, 1986.​Note:​A special issue of this denomination has two brown squares beside the numbering.​