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The Bank of Mexico (Banxico) He presented this Thursday the new 1,000 peso bill that entered circulation.
The highest denomination paper money in Mexico is printed with images of Carmen Serdán, Hermila Galindo and Francisco I Madero.
It is the most recent piece in the family of banknotes that the government of Mexico coined and recognizes the cultural and historical richness of the country.
This new banknote is part of the so-called Family G of banknotes that Banxico has been working on since 2013. This new variety was made thinking of increasing the security of the Mexican currency in addition to facilitating its use for people who have visual impairment or blindness. The characteristics of these new banknotes are designed to have characteristics designed for a greater inclusion of these people, since they were considered a focus group in the studies that led to the new designs.
In addition, now the Mexican banknotes will also have a chronological order according to their denomination. In such a way that, in the 50 peso bill it will refer to ancient Mexico and the founding of Tenochtitlán, the 100 peso bill will have the colonial era as a reason and will include Sor Juana Inés de la Cruz in its design, the 200 bill. pesos will be in reference to the Independence of Mexico and will have the representation of Miguel Hidalgo y Costilla and José María Morelos, the 500 peso one is dedicated to the Reform era with characters the character of Benito Juárez, while the 1000 peso one, as revealed today by Banxico, it will be with Carmen Serdán, Hermila Galindo and Francisco I Madero for being commemorative of the Mexican Revolution.
On the other hand, the 20 peso bill will also have images related to Mexican independence, but in this case it will be due to the celebration of the bicentennial of the consummation of the Mexican independence movement.
Finally, if the Bank of Mexico considers it necessary to issue a 2,000 peso bill, it will have contemporary Mexico as its theme, so the images of the Mexican writer, journalist and diplomat, Rosario, will be incorporated into its design. Castellanos, as well as Octavio Paz.
According to Banxico, the studies carried out to evaluate the thematic proposals and their components were carried out during 2014. This assignment was left to the Center for Research and Higher Studies in Social Anthropology (CIESAS), which is part of the National Council of Science and Technology. Technology (CONACYT). Banco de México explains that two criteria were used for the evaluation process of the issues that came to this new family of banknotes:
On the one hand, there is the theoretical dimension where the issues of the banknote families that preceded the one identified with the letter “G” were analyzed “in order to know if they generate national identity, if they are congruent with each other and if they transmit the message raised, to determine its possible impact on the public. “
The other aspect to be considered by the CIESAS group of experts was perception. In this case, an “Evaluation of the level of acceptance by the public of safety elements and design components for the new family was carried out through surveys and focus groups in different cities of the country.” It was at this stage of the research that the perception of people with visual impairment and blindness was taken into account so that the design and characteristics of the new banknotes were more inclusive and easier to identify by means other than visual ones.
Regarding the new security measures in Family G banknotes, Banxico explains that “In the case of the new 100, 200 and 500 peso banknotes, the multicolored denomination is incorporated and in the last two denominations the dynamic thread, as main measures for their authentication by the public. “
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