US EditionCommemorates Banxico 100 Years with Silver Coin and Notes
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The Bank of Mexico (Banxico) celebrated an important milestone in its history by celebrating 100 years of its foundation on Monday, August 25. President Claudia Sheinbaum, who is preparing her first government report, highlighted the importance of the institution for the development of Mexico, but she also called for improved access to credit and collaboration between Banxico and the banking sector to benefit small and medium-sized entrepreneurs…
The Bank of Mexico (Banxico) has today put into circulation a commemorative coin of silver and special notes that celebrate the 100 years of existence of the central institute, established on August 25, 1925. The limited edition coin has a diameter of 48 millimetres (mm), a nominal value of 10 pesos, is composed of 2 ounces of pure silver (law 0.999) and was coined by the Coin House of Mexico. Its design honors the numismatic history of the Coun…
Reading time approx.: 3 minutes, 57 secondsThe effective autonomy from which monetary responsibility emanated sought to eliminate the idea that Mexico could seek competitive advantages vis-à-vis the United States through a currency depreciation.Among its current challenges stands out to guarantee its own autonomy.
Banxico celebrates 100 years with a limited edition silver coin and commemorative notes that will circulate as a means of legal payment.
In commemoration of the 100 years of its foundation, the Bank of Mexico launched new notes and a coin, so here we show you how they look and all you need to know.By presidential decree of Plutarco Elías Calles, on August 25, 1925, the Bank of Mexico was founded, that is, in 2025, the institution reached the centenary of life.That's why in commemoration of its 100 years, the Mexican central bank put in circulation new notes and a currency of whic…
Mexico, August 25, 2025.- The Bank of Mexico commemorates this August 25, 2025 its first centenary with the circulation of a silver coin and the transitory issue of commemorative notes, both of legal course. The piece, coined by the Mint of Mexico, has a facial value of... Read more →
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