1.000 Pesos
Mexico · Banco de Mexico
The 1,000 Pesos 2023 banknote features three pivotal figures from Mexico's independence and revolution: Carmen Serdan, Hermila Galindo, and Francisco I. Madero. This historic note is notable as the first Mexican banknote to feature three characters — two women and a man — in equal prominence. The obverse displays a steam locomotive alongside the three portraits, symbolizing Mexico's modernization. The reverse depicts a jaguar and the Mayan temple of Calakmul, connecting Mexico's pre-Hispanic heritage with its post-revolutionary identity. Dated 07 February 2023, and measuring 153 x 65 mm.
Highlights
Reason2023 issuance commemorates Mexico's independence movement and celebrates the contributions of women (Serdan, Galindo) and Francisco I. Madero to Mexican history.
DesignUnprecedented representation of three historical figures on a Mexican banknote, with jaguar and archaeological heritage symbolizing Mexico's indigenous roots.
Security featuresWindowed security thread with demetalized 1000, watermark of Francisco I. Madero with electrotype 1000; printed on cotton substrate.