Mexican 100,000 peso banknote

100,000 pesos
	Obverse and reverse
General information
Country	Mexico
Value	100,000 pesos
Years	1988–1992
Specifications
Width	155 mm
Height	67 mm
Appearance
Color	red
Obverse	Plutarco Elías Calles
Reverse	Sonora
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The 100,000 peso banknote was issued by the Bank of Mexico from 1988 to 1992 in series A to AT. Of all banknotes issued by Mexico, it has had the largest value of old peso, demonetized en 1996.

The note was 155 mm in width by 67 mm in height. It was mainly colored red. The obverse of the coin featured Plutarco Elías Calles, the 40^th president of Mexico, while the reverse featured the landscape of Sonora.

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100000 pesos – Mexican Paper Money

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