On 23 September 2009, the Bank of Mexico introduced two commemorative banknotes: a paper one to celebrate the bicentennial of independence, and a polymer one to celebrate the centennial of the Mexican Revolution. The 100-peso commemorative with series A/A-A/E has an error in the microprinted text. On the front, theRead More…
On 23 September 2009, the Bank of Mexico introduced two new commemorative banknotes. The 200-peso paper note celebrates the bicentenial of independence. It is also noteworthy because it’s the first note in the world with a new security feature: the Pixel watermark, developed by ArjoWiggins Security. A new development inRead More…
In a press release dated 23 September 2009, the Bank of Mexico announced the immediate introduction of two new commemorative banknotes: a paper one to celebrate the bicentennial of independence, and a polymer one to celebrate the centennial of the Mexican Revolution. Each will be limited to 50 million piecesRead More…
Like B705e, but new date (28 ABR. 2008). Series J.Courtesy of Thomas Krause.Read More…
Like B698g, but new date (28 ABR. 2008). Series DZ – EB. Courtesy of Ricardo Ramirez Gonzalez.Read More…
Like B700c, but new date (14 MAY. 2007). Series DM, DN. Strangely enough, the first new style 200-peso note with Motion thread is dated 15 FEB. 2007 and series A, and a variety has also been confirmed with the date 14 MAY. 2007 and series C. That means this oldRead More…
B707 (P125): 200 pesos (US$10) Green. Front: Spanish text; open book and quill in OVI; inkwell, quills, library window, and open book; writer, Juana de Asbaje y Ramírez de Santillana (Sor Juana Inés de la Cruz); map of Mexico as registration device. Back: Spanish text; map of Mexico; bank seal;Read More…
Like B705c, but new date (22 NOV. 2006). Series F, G. Courtesy of banknoteshop@gmx.net.Read More…
Like B698d, but new date (19 JUN. 2006). Series DS, DT. Courtesy of Claudio Marana.Read More…
B709 (P127): 1,000 pesos (US$52) Rose and violet. Front: Spanish text; three towers of the church of Dolores Hidalgo; church and bell; Don Miguel Hidalgo y Costilla; map of Mexico as registration device. Back: Spanish text; map of Mexico; bank seal; frog; University of Guanajuato buildings. Windowed Motion security threadRead More…