Issued: May 1939. Withdrawn on 1st June 1950. Peacock notes: Peacock in centre on obverse. Caricature of Peacock on either side on reverse. No logo of RBI. RESERVE BANK / OF INDIA above GUARANTEED BY THE CENTRAL GOVERNMENT OF INDIA and PAYABLE ‘AT ANY OFFICE OF ISSUE IN BURMA’. Portrait of King George VI in right window. Two serial numbers below on either side. 100 on top left and 100 in Burmese in top right. Relief underprint ‘ONE HUNDRED RUPEES’ within signature panel. ONE HUNDRED RUPEES in Central Denomination Panel. Signed by GOVERNOR FOR THE RESERVE BANK OF INDIA.

RESERVE BANK OF INDIA in top centre. Rs. 100 in top left corner and Rs. 100 in Burmese on top right corner. ONE /HUNDRED / RUPEES / 100 / RUPEES in left rosette. The vignette of the tusker elephant in forest clearing logs of wood in centre divides denomination in words in Burmese in two lines.

Obverse: RESERVE BANK OF INDIA written horizontally in a strip on hexagonal pattern throughout, including edges in two colours. RESERVE / BANK OF /INDIA / R.B.O.I. along the sides of a hexagon enclosing a tiger and a palm tree alternatively in Promise text panel. Relief underprint of BURMA/ RS/ 100 on either side of peacock. Reverse: RESERVE BANK OF INDIA intertwined triangular pattern with face of tiger along all edges in two colours and RESERVE BANK OF INDIA in watermark window in reverse.

Profile Profile facing right, RESERVE / BANK / OF / INDIA in four lines, 14 links above and 4 links below.

Drawing of the Peacock used in the banknote Relief underprint: BURMA/ RS/ 100 on either side of peacock. RESERVE / BANK OF /INDIA / R.B.O.I. along the sides of a hexagon enclosing a tiger and a  palm tree alternatively in Promise text panel. RESERVE BANK OF INDIA written horizontally in a strip on hexagonal pattern throughout, including edges in two colours.