100 Pesos 2007, Queretaro [Mexico]

Coins-America

Reverse
In the central circle of silver-colored metal, an ancient aqueduct and a Catholic cathedral are depicted. Below them is the inscription: "$100" - 100 pesos. Along the lower edge arc are the names of the structures in Spanish: "Acueducto. Santa Roza de Viterbo", the inscriptions are separated by an eight-petaled flower. Along the upper edge arc is the name of the state of Queretaro in Spanish: "ESTADO DE QUERÉTARO ARTEAGA". Along the left edge arc is the year of minting 2007. Along the right edge arc is the Mexico City Mint mark.
Obverse
In the central 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 country name 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.