Overview
- Banco de México released an institutional video showcasing a commemorative 100-peso specimen created for its centenary.
- The obverse features the main headquarters’ facade with Manuel Centurión’s sculptures El Trabajo and La Abundancia, while the reverse centers on a vault from which bills, coins and circuit motifs emerge.
- Visual details include a sun motif attributed to muralist Fermín Revueltas and a narrative of past and future in constant dialogue.
- Banxico has not announced a start date or formal distribution plan, and outlets offer differing accounts on use: some report limited, non-transactional availability, while others say circulation with legal-tender status alongside a separate collector specimen.
- The bank advises following official channels for updates, and the current Sor Juana 100-peso note remains valid for everyday transactions.