Mexican 100,000 peso coin

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100,000 pesos
General information
Country	Mexico
Value	$100,000
Years	1990 (never issued)
Measurements and composition
Composition	bronze
Appearance
Shape	round
Obverse	Coat of arms of Mexico, state title
Reverse	Plutarco Elías Calles, value, year
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The 100,000 peso coin was a pattern coin minted by Mexico in 1990.

It is composed of bronze. The Mexican coat of arms is featured on the obverse, accompanied by the state title of Mexico in Spanish (ESTADOS UNIDOS MEXICANOS). A right-facing portrait of Plutarco Elías Calles, who served as the 40th President of Mexico from 1924 to 1928, is depicted on the reverse. Underneath his likeness is a caption reading "PLUTARCO E. CALLES". To the left of the portrait is the year of minting and a vertically-inscribed value, and to the right is the logo of the Mexican Mint and text that reads "Ley 0.800".

References

• MEXICO 100000 Pesos KM# Pn245 1990 – Numismatic Guaranty Corporation