Mexico 1971 100 Pesos P-61 Circulated World Banknote Note Shown

Mexico 1971 100 Pesos Circulated World Banknote

• Item Type: Banknote
• Country: Mexico
• Denomination: 100 Pesos Peso
• Date / Issue: 1971 (dated 24 DE MARZO on note)
• Pick / Catalog: P-61
• Issuing Authority: Banco de México S.A.
• Series: Serie BKS 2-A-9
• Color: Brown/grey
• Design: Portrait labeled “HIDALGO” (Miguel Hidalgo y Costilla) at left.
• Obverse: EL BANCO DE MEXICO S.A.; large 100 in ornate cartouche; red serial K0935143; Serie BKS; Spanish text PAGARÁ CIEN PESOS; signatures; American Bank Note Company imprint.
• Reverse: Ornate guilloches with large 100s; Mexican coat of arms (eagle on cactus with snake) at center; BANCO DE MEXICO S.A.; CIEN PESOS; ABNC imprint; purple bank validation stamps.
• Printer: American Bank Note Company
• Composition: Paper
• Condition: Circulated – multiple folds, edge wear and soiling, purple bank stamps; roughly Fine.

Condition is based on visual inspection only. Please review all photos carefully for wear, marks, stains, scratches, edge issues, cleaning, damage, writing, or other condition details.

You will receive the exact item shown in the listing photos.

Identification note: Exact SCWPM number depends on signatures/series/watermark details not fully verified from photos; the printed 1971 date may represent decree date rather than actual print year. | Attributes match the ABNC-printed Banco de México S.A. 100 Pesos “Hidalgo” type issued ca. 1969–1977: portrait labeled HIDALGO at left; ornate brown/grey design; large 100s; reverse with national coat of arms; ABNC imprint; denomination CIEN PESOS. The visible law date reads “24 DE MARZO DE 1971,” which points to the later law-date variety of this type. However, SCWPM suffix/variety attribution also depends on precise signature combinations, watermark details, and sometimes series nuances that are not fully verified from the provided photos (Serie BKS and serial alone are not definitive). Therefore the base Pick number for the type is given as estimated, with likely alternatives covering the law-date split.