The 100 Korun (US$4.29; €3.69) P-32; BNP103 banknote is a blue issue measuring 194 x 84 mm, dated 2026 and introduced on 21.01.2026 with prefix PN. Printed in a limited quantity of 20,000 pieces by Státní tiskárna cenin (STC) in Prague, the note showcases refined Czech banknote artistry. The front displays the denomination in SPARK Flow ink, shifting dynamically in color, alongside stylized piano keys and a portrait of Vilém Pospíšil. The building of the Czech National Bank in Prague appears prominently, accompanied by cojoined letters serving as a registration device. Additional motifs include a cornucopia, the national coat of arms, and a male angel holding a laurel wreath, symbolizing prosperity and achievement.
The reverse features an arrangement of fruits and a detailed view of the corner of the former Městská spořitelna Pražská building. The cojoined letters reappear as a registration device. A bare-breasted angel leaning on a coat of arms and holding a beehive represents diligence and abundance. Security elements include a solid security thread and a watermark portraying Vilém Pospíšil with an electrotype flower and “100.” The note bears the signature of Aleš.
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