The Bank of Mexico issued Mexican Peso banknotes in 15 different denominations, including this 100000 old Mexican Pesos banknote (Plutarco Elías Calles). They are part of the obsolete Old Mexican Peso banknotes series. The Bank of Mexico started issuing these 100000 Mexican Peso banknotes in 1988. They were withdrawn from circulation in 1992.

The banknote of 100,000 Mexican Pesos was the highest value banknote of the First Peso, which was replaced by the Second (New) Peso in 1993. The Cien Mil Pesos bill features the portrait of general Plutarco Elías Calles with in the background the Bank of Mexico building in Mexico City. On the back side is a view on Sonoran Desert with saguaro cactuses and a white-tailed deer. In 1993, three zeroes were dropped from the banknotes and the $100,000 MXP pesos bill was replaced by a $100 MXN peso bill with the same design but three zeroes less. If you have a $100,000 Mexican Peso banknote, the equivalent value of it today is $100 Mexican Pesos.

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