Obverse: the front of the banknote features the 100 talonas denomination, the Coat of Arms of the Republic of Lithuania (Vytis), the year 1991, and the inscription "Lietuvos Respublika". This example belongs to the "Without Counterfeit Text" variety, meaning it does not include the anti-counterfeiting warning text within the security background.
Reverse: the reverse depicts a European bison, one of Lithuania's best-known wildlife symbols. The simple design and distinctive security patterns are characteristic of Lithuania's first series of temporary banknotes.
About the banknote: the 1991 100 Talonas banknote belongs to the first series of Lithuania's temporary currency issued after the restoration of independence. This example has been certified by PMG (Paper Money Guaranty) and graded Choice Uncirculated 63, indicating an attractive uncirculated note with only minor handling or production imperfections. The holder identifies it as Pick# 38a – Without Counterfeit Text, distinguishing it from the scarcer variety bearing the anti-counterfeiting warning text. PMG certification guarantees the banknote's authenticity and grade, making it an excellent collectible from the early years of modern independent Lithuania.
