Commemorative US-style 100,000 Dollar Gold Banknote

This item is a commemorative banknote, styled after a historical United States currency bill, made with a gold-colored material. The bill is rectangular in shape, consistent with standard currency dimensions, and exhibits a uniform golden hue across its entire surface, suggesting it is either gold-plated or made from a gold-toned metallic foil or polymer. It features intricate detailing reminiscent of genuine banknotes, including a finely engraved portrait of a figure, possibly Woodrow Wilson (who appeared on the original $100,000 gold certificate). The denomination '100,000' is prominently displayed in the bottom left and top right corners, as well as centrally with the text 'ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS' below the portrait. Above the central denomination, the words 'GOLD WEIB' are visible, which appears to be a typo for 'GOLD SPECIE' or 'GOLD CERTIFICATE', indicating its commemorative nature and lack of legal tender status. A circular seal with an eagle motif is present on the left side. The texture appears smooth with a slight reflectivity, characteristic of metallic finishes. There are no visible condition issues such as tears, creases, or significant wear, suggesting it is in excellent, possibly new, condition. Given its appearance and the '24ct gold bill' context, it is likely a decorative or collectible item rather than actual currency. The craftsmanship appears to be of decent quality for an item of this type, with clear printing and detailed engravings, though it is not a genuine government-issued banknote. Its estimated age is contemporary, likely produced within the last few decades, as such commemorative pieces are commonly made.