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Mexico 200 Pesos 2008

Item Code: MX-129
Front: The main motif in the front of the banknote is the image of Miguel Hidalgo y Costilla with a banner, which later
on became the flag of the rebel army. This image was taken from the art work done by Jesus Enrique Emilio De La
Helguera Espinoza entitled “Don Miguel Hidalgo”, which represents the beginning of the War of Independence. Back:
The main element is the Independence Angel, presently located in Paseo de la Reforma in Mexico City, and next to it
there is a stylish image of the shining Phrygian cap as the symbol of freedom. This image has been used in numerous
occasions in the metal coins of the Independent Mexico. Watermark: Independence Angel; 200. Signature: Jesús
Marcos Yacamán (Junta de Gobierno); Raúl Valdés Ramons (Cajero Principal). Date of Issue: 15 September 2008.
Printer: Banco de Mexico (BdM).
 

 
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Dimensions: 142 x 66 mm
 

Texts: Banco de México; Mexico, D.F. Doscientos Pesos. Two Hundred Pesos. Doscientos Años. Bicentenario de la
Independencia de México. Que igualmente se solemnice el dia 16 Septiembre todos los años. Como el dia aniversario
en que se levantó la voz de la independencia y nuestra santa libertad comenzo. Sentimientos de la nación. Hidalgo.
Obra de Jesús de la Helguera.

"Ciña ¡oh patria! tus sienes de oliva
De la paz el arcángel divino,
Que en el cielo tu eterno destino
Por el dedo de Dios se escribió."

Himno Nacional, Primera Estrofa.
 
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