100-banknote commemorating the 100th Anniversary of the Enactment of the Constitution

Design features

Type	F
Size	134 x 66 mm
Material	Cotton paper
Obverse	The main motive is the solemn act in which Venustiano Carranza, Mexico’s president at the time, next to the chairman of Congress at the time, Luis Manuel Rojas, is sworn in before the Constituent Assembly after amending the Constitution.
Reverse	As the main image, congressmen appear swearing to observe and enforce the Mexican Constitution.
The banknote’s predominant colors are red and yellow.
In circulation as of February 5, 2017.
Credits and acknowledgements	Obverse side obtained from: "Venustiano Carranza is sworn in before the Constituent Assembly after amending the Mexican Constitution" Casasola Archives CONACULTA - INAH - MEXICO Reproduction authorized by: National Institute of Anthropology and History / Casasola Cuarta Generación, S.A. de C.V. Reverse side obtained from: "Congressmen of the Constituent Assembly swearing to observe and enforce the Mexican Constitution" Casasola Archives CONACULTA - INAH - MEXICO Reproduction authorized by: National Institute of Anthropology and History / Casasola Cuarta Generación, S.A. de C.V. Banco de México thanks the following: MEXICO MINISTRY OF THE INTERIOR THE NATIONAL ARCHIVES OF MEXICO GOVERNMENT OF THE STATE OF QUERÉTARO MRS. LUCILA CASASOLA AND MR. ADRIÁN CASASOLA

Intaglio and embossing perceptible by touch	Microprinting
Color-shifting element	Linear background
Zipper-effect thread	Cotton paper
Watermark	Fluorescent ink
Increasing folio