[PMG65 EPQ Singapore $100 ND (1977) Pick #14 Goldsilverjapan]

 This is a high-denomination $100 note issued by the Board of Commissioners of Currency, Singapore, ND (1977), and categorized as Pick #14. It is an unused, high-quality specimen that has been given a high rating of 65 EPQ (Gem Uncirculated / Exceptional Paper Quality) by the international grading agency PMG (Paper Money Guaranty).

 The late 1970s was a crucial period in Singapore's post-independence period, when the country experienced rapid economic growth and developed into one of Asia's leading financial and trade hubs. This banknote is part of a representative series that symbolizes that period of national growth.

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 [Surface design features]

 The vibrantly colored Blue-Throated Bee-Eater is placed in the center. This beautiful wild bird is a symbol of Southeast Asia, and represents the abundance of nature and the identity of the region.

 The gradation of the feathers has been meticulously recreated using advanced engraving techniques, creating a highly artistic composition of overlapping blue, green, and orange colors.The background features a floral geometric pattern, creating a very elegant and sophisticated design.

 The Singapore coat of arms is placed in the upper right corner, and the words "This note is legal tender for SINGAPORE ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS" are clearly inscribed.

 The lower part depicts the skyline of the modern city of Singapore, representing the cityscape as a symbol of national development.

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 [Back design]

 The reverse side features cultural scenes symbolizing Singapore's multi-ethnic nation, including Malay and Chinese dance, and performances of traditional musical instruments, highlighting the coexistence and harmony of diverse ethnic cultures.

 The design visually expresses Singapore's ideals of coexistence and mutual prosperity as a multi-ethnic and multicultural nation.

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 [Watermark: Lion's Head]

 The watermark features the Lion's Head, the official symbol of Singapore, representing courage, strength and excellence. It also serves as an advanced anti-counterfeiting feature.

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 [Value of PMG65 EPQ]

 PMG65 is a high-grade, Gem Uncirculated notebook. It has excellent paper tension, sharp corners, print clarity, and overall balance.

 EPQ (Exceptional Paper Quality) guarantees that the paper is completely original and has not been restored or pressed. This rating provides peace of mind from the perspective of long-term preservation and asset preservation.

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 [Printing company]

 These banknotes are produced by the prestigious British printing company Bradbury Wilkinson & Co. (BWC), which has a proven track record of producing high-quality banknotes for countries around the world, and is internationally acclaimed for its printing precision and artistry.

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 【specification】

 Country of issue: Singapore
 Issued by: Board of Commissioners of Currency
 Face value: $100
 Publication year: ND (1977)
 Catalog number: Pick#14
 Printer: Bradbury Wilkinson & Co.
 Watermark: Lion's Head
 Appraisal: PMG65 EPQ

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 [Collection and investment points]

 - High-value $100 bill
・PMG65 EPQ high appraisal
・Lion's Head watermark
・BWC printing
 Excellent condition

 Older series Singapore banknotes have been gaining attention in the international market in recent years, and there is stable demand for highly graded notes in particular.

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 [From Goldsilverjapan]

 Goldsilverjapan handles carefully selected certified banknotes from around the world. This product is PMG certified and guaranteed to be authentic.

 This is a recommended piece for Asian banknote collectors, collectors of the old Singapore series, and those looking for high-denomination banknotes.