Overview
The 1993 Aruba 100 Florin banknote is a standout piece for any serious numismatist or collector of Caribbean currency. Graded Uncirculated 64 by PMG (Paper Money Guaranty), this note delivers exceptional paper quality, vibrant inks and razor-sharp detail. Issued by the Central Bank of Aruba, it carries both historical significance and modern appeal.
Front Design
The obverse features a dignified portrait from the Pleurodema brachyop , Colombian four-eyed frog by intricate guilloche patterns and the denomination “100” in bold numerals. Subtle color shifts and fine-line engraving highlight the island’s Dutch heritage.
Back Design
The reverse depicts Aruba’s lush natural and coral hues reflect the island’s tropical beauty while microprinted text and repeating fretwork enhance security.
Security Features
- Multi-tone watermark of the national crest
- Embedded silver security thread with windowed "100 FL" microprint
- Intaglio printing for raised tactile feel
- UV-reactive fibers scattered throughout the paper
PMG Grading – Why Grade 64?
A PMG 64 rating signifies “Choice Uncirculated.” Notes in this category are free of folds or handling marks, retain full original embossing and display crisp corners. Collectors prize this grade for its balance of perfection and affordability.
Collectibility & Investment
The 1993 Aruba 100 Florin is sought after due to its limited print run, the transition era artwork and its pristine PMG grade. Whether you’re building a Caribbean currency set or seeking a high-quality uncirculated note, this piece is an excellent addition.
Specifications
- Country: Aruba
- Denomination: 100 Florin
- Year: 1993
- Grade: PMG 64 Choice Uncirculated
- Size: 155 × 66 mm
- Printer: Joh. Enschede Security Print, Netherlands
