100 Pesos 2007, Sinaloa [Mexico]

Coins-America

Reverse
In the central part, within a circle of silver-colored metal, an image of a pitahaya fruit. Below it, the text is struck in Spanish: "LUGAR DE PITAHAYAS", which translates to "Place of Pitahayas". To the left of the fruit is the Mexico City Mint mark. And the year of minting, 2007. To the right, the inscription: "$100" - 100 pesos. Along the upper edge arc, the name of the state of Sinaloa in Spanish: "ESTADO DE SINALOA". On the free space of the outer ring made of yellow metal, a decorative pattern in the form of intersecting curves.
Obverse
In the central part, within a circle of silver-colored metal, the coat of arms of Mexico. To the left, top, and right along the rim, the country's name United Mexican States in Spanish: "ESTADOS UNIDOS MEXICANOS". To the left, bottom, and right along the rim, a wreath of oak and laurel leaves.