200 Pesos 25 years of Bank of Mexico Authonomy

Features

Issuer	Mexico
Issuing bank	Bank of Mexico (Banco de México)
Period	United Mexican States/Mexican Republic (1823-date)
Type	Circulating commemorative banknotes
Year	2019
Value	200 Pesos 200 MXN = USD 11
Currency	New Peso (1992-date)
Composition	Paper (Endurance Paper)
Size	138 × 65 mm
Shape	Rectangular
Issued	2 September 2019
Number	N# 236663
References	TBB# 720 Owen W. Linzmayer. The Banknote Book (4 volumes).

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Commemorative issue

25th Anniversary of Autonomy of Banco de México (1994-2019)

Series: G Family

Obverse

Green and red print; Green, blue, and yellow underprint.
Black serial numbers, 7 digits with 2 letters prefix, on lower left, increasing size numbers; on right edge, same size numbers, turned 90°.
At center, Miguel Hidalgo y Costilla and José María Morelos y Pavón; to left, Campana de Dolores (Dolores Bell); on right, watermark area; on lower center 2 black signatures, with titles below.
Holographic security thread at left; denomination at top right printed in variable color ink; at bottom right, two pass-through registration marks. Two raised lines on top left and right, for identification by visually impaired.

Script: Latin

Lettering:
Banco de México
200 Pesos
25 Aniversario de la Autonomía 1994–2019
CAMPANA DE DOLORES
JUNTA DE GOBIERNO
CAJERO PRINCIPAL
AB5474715
Miguel Hidalgo y Costilla y José María Morelos y Pavón, héroes de la Independencia de México
Ciudad de México, 7 Jun. 2018
Doscientos Pesos

Translation:
Bank of Mexico
200 Pesos
25th Anniversary of Autonomy 1994–2019
Bell of Dolores
Governing Board
Cashier
AB5474715
Miguel Hidalgo y Costilla y José María Morelos y Pavón, Heroes of the Independence of Mexico
Mexico City, 7 Jun. 2018
Two Hundred Pesos

Reverse

Brown print; green, blue, and yellow underprint.
At center golden eagle (Aquila chrysaetos) flying over the landscape of El Pinacate and Gran Desierto de Altar Biosphere Reserve, at Sonora.
Issuer name on top, face value in numbers and letters on top left, in numbers on lower right, in letters on lower left; at bottom left, two pass-through registration marks.

Script: Latin

Lettering:
Banco de México
200 Pesos
Ecosistema de desiertos y matorrales, con él águila real en la Reserva de la Biosfera El Pinacate y Gran Desierto de Altar en Sonora, patrimonio natural de la humanidad.
Doscientos Pesos

Translation:
Bank of Mexico
200 P
esos
Desert and scrub ecosystem, with it the golden eagle in the El Pinacate and Gran Desierto de Altar Biosphere Reserve in Sonora, natural heritage of humanity.
Two hundred Pesos

Watermark

Bell and electrotype 200

Signatures

Irene Espinosa Cantellano (IEC)	Deputy Governor
Alejandro Alegre Rabiela (AAR)	Main Cashier
Gerardo Esquivel Hernández (GEH)	Deputy Governor
Javier Eduardo Guzmán Calafell (JEGC)	Deputy Governor
Alejandro Díaz de León Carillo (ADLC)	Governor
Jonathan Ernest Heath Constable (JEHC)	Deputy Governor

Printer

Banco de Mexico, Mexico

Comments

Source: dkallen78

Miguel Hidalgo y Costilla (8 May 1753–30 July 1811) was a Catholic priest and the first leader of the Mexican Independence movement. He was a tireless champion of the poor and, in 1810, gave the Cry of Dolores in his morning mass, causing his parish to rise up in arms. In 1811 he, along with other insurgent leaders, were betrayed, captured, executed, and beheaded by the colonial authorities.

Source: dkallen78

José María Morelos y Pavón (30 Sept 1765 - 22 Dec 1815) was a priest who assumed leadership of the independence movement after the execution of Miguel Hidalgo y Costilla in 1811. Under Morelos, the Congress of Anáhuac was installed on September 13, 1813 which declared the country's independence on November 6, and on October 22, 1814, drafted a constitution which declared that Mexico would be a Republic. He was captured, defrocked, and executed in 1815.

Source: dkallen78

La Campana de Dolores (the Bell of Dolores) was the bell rung by Miguel Hidalgo on 16 December 1810 to rouse the people of Dolores to arms against the colonial Spanish government.

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Security thread:

There are two security threads present on the banknote; the thinner one runs through the “O” in the word “BANCO” and is only visible under a backlight and has the inscription of “200” repeated twelve times. The thicker one is blue coloured, is to the furthest left of banknote near the denomination “200,” has the inscription of “200” repeated eight times, and is interwoven/windowed through the note with holographic feature.

Holographic effect on thick security thread - alternating boxes:

The denomination “200” on the right side of the note is printed in colour-shifting ink. It switches colours from light green to turqoise when the note is tilted:

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Date	Signatures	UNC	References	Frequency
Undetermined
2019-Jan-30	IEC, AAR		TBB# B720a Owen W. Linzmayer. The Banknote Book (4 volumes).	12%
2019-Jan-30	GEH, AAR		TBB# B720a Owen W. Linzmayer. The Banknote Book (4 volumes).	15%
2019-Jan-30	JEGC, AAR		TBB# B720a Owen W. Linzmayer. The Banknote Book (4 volumes).	13%
2019-Jan-30	ADLC, AAR	$ 12	TBB# B720a Owen W. Linzmayer. The Banknote Book (4 volumes).	16%
2019-Jan-30	JEHC, AAR		TBB# B720a Owen W. Linzmayer. The Banknote Book (4 volumes).	22%

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