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* [[Mexico 2006 100 pesos KM-775|2006 100 pesos, Chihuahua, angel of liberty]] | * [[Mexico 2006 100 pesos KM-775|2006 100 pesos, Chihuahua, angel of liberty]] | ||
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* [[Mexico 2006 100 pesos KM-781|2006 100 pesos, Coahuila, state products]] | * [[Mexico 2006 100 pesos KM-781|2006 100 pesos, Coahuila, state products]] | ||
* [[Mexico 2006 100 pesos KM-787|2006 100 pesos, Durango, forest preserve]] | * [[Mexico 2006 100 pesos KM-787|2006 100 pesos, Durango, forest preserve]] | ||
Revision as of 10:34, 22 September 2025
This specimen is one of a series issued by the Mexico City mint to honor each of the Mexican states, this one being for Colima. The program was modeled on the U. S. Mint's state quarter program and was quite popular. The first series, featuring the arms of each state, was issued in reverse alphabetical order, starting with Zacatecas. It was also issued as a bimetallic gold/silver commemorative. The second series, commencing in 2005, featured state animals, monuments, heroes, etc.
Recorded mintage: 248,850 plus 1,000 proofs.
Specification: circulating coin: 33.825 g, brass outer ring with 0.925 fine silver center, .500 troy oz ASW, 39.9 mm diameter, segmented reeded edge. Proof: 29.169 g, Bi-Metallic, .999 Gold 17.154 g center in .999 Silver 12.015 g ring, 34.5 mm diameter.
Catalog reference: KM 729 (brass/silver), KM 824 (silver/gold).
- Michael, Thomas, and Tracy L. Schmidt, Standard Catalog of World Coins, 2001-Date, 13th ed., Iola, WI: Krause Publications, 2018.
Link to:
- 2004 100 pesos, Tamaulipas
- 2004 100 pesos, Tabasco
- 2004 100 pesos, Sonora
- 2004 100 pesos, Sinaloa
- 2004 100 pesos, San Luis Potosí
- 2004 100 pesos, Quintana Roo
- 2004 100 pesos, Queretaro Arteaga
- 2004 100 pesos, Puebla
- 2004 100 pesos, Oaxaca
- 2004 100 pesos, Nuevo Leon
- 2004 100 pesos, Nayarit
- 2004 100 pesos, Morelos
- 2004 100 pesos, Michoacan
- 2004 100 pesos, Jalisco
- 2005 peso
- 2005 5 pesos, Palace of Fine Arts
- 2005 bimetallic 10 pesos
- 2005 100 pesos, 400th anniversary of Don Quixote
- 2005 100 pesos, 470th anniversary of the mint
- 2005 100 pesos, 80th anniversary of the Banco de Mexico
- 2005 100 pesos, Hidalgo
- 2005 100 pesos, Guerrero
- 2005 100 pesos, Guanajuato
- 2005 100 pesos, Durango
- 2005 100 pesos, Distrito Federal, arms
- 2005 100 pesos, Chihuahua, state arms
- 2005 100 pesos, Chiapas
- 2005 100 pesos, Campeche
- 2005 100 pesos, Coahuila
- 2005 100 pesos, Baja California Sur, state arms
- 2005 100 pesos, Baja California, state arms
- 2005 100 pesos, Baja California, desert sheep
- 2005 100 pesos, Aguascalientes, state arms
- 2005 100 pesos, Aguascalientes, Monument
- 2005 onza
- 2006 100 pesos, Campeche, jade mask
- 2006 100 pesos, bicentennial of the birth of Benito Juarez
- 2006 100 pesos, Chihuahua, angel of liberty
- 2006 100 pesos, Colima, Nevado del Colima
- 2006 100 pesos, Coahuila, state products
- 2006 100 pesos, Durango, forest preserve
- 2006 100 pesos, Guanajuato
- 2006 100 pesos, Guerrero
- 2006 100 pesos, Hidalgo, clock tower
- 2006 100 pesos, Jalisco, Hospicio Cabañas orphanage
- Coins and currency dated 2005
- return to Mexican coinage of the reform, 1994 to date