100 Pesos 2007, Puebla [Mexico]

Coins-America

Reverse
In the central part, on a circle of silver-colored metal, an abstract design is depicted. To its left is the Mexico City Mint mark. Above it on the left is the year of issue 2007, above it on the right is the inscription: "$100" - 100 pesos. Below, in a semicircle, is the name of the state of Puebla in Spanish: "ESTADO DE PUEBLA". On the outer ring of yellow metal are two decorative images, repeated six times each. The designs are executed in national indigenous traditions. The edge of the coin features a decorative element in the form of a wavy line.
Obverse
In the central part, on a circle of silver-colored metal, is the coat of arms of Mexico. To the left, above, and to the right along the rim is the name of the country, the United Mexican States, in Spanish: "ESTADOS UNIDOS MEXICANOS". To the left, below, and to the right along the rim is a wreath of oak and laurel leaves.