FAUNA ON BANKNOTES - AMERICA: 
Mexico
Mexico pick 98: 100 Nuevos Pesos from 1992
31.7.1992. Blue-black and maroon on multicolor underprint. P. E.Calles at left, Banco de Mexico at center. 3 signatures and signaturetitles, S.A. removed from bank title. Series A-Q. Back: Desert MuleDeer, cactus, lake and mountain at center right. Printer: BdM.
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Mexico pick 106d: 20 Pesos from 1999
23.4.1999. Purple and dark blue on multicolor underprint. B. Juárez at right, eagle on cactus with snake (arms) at center. EL omitted from bank titile, NUEVOS and PAGAR¡ A LA VISTA AL PORTADOR are omitted. 2 signatures. Series A-. Back: Monument, statues \"Hemiciclo a Juárez.\" Printer: BdM.
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Mexico pick 117c: 50 Pesos from 2003
21.11.2003. Red-violet and black on multicolor underprint. J. M. Morelos at right, crossed cannons on outlined bow and arrow below his flag at left center. 2 signatures. Back: Butterflies at left, boat fishermen at center. Vertical iridescent strip at left. Additional enhanced security features.
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Mexico pick 123Ab: 50 Pesos from 2012
12.6.2012. Lilac red and violet. Jose Maria Morelos at right center. Back: Morelia Aqueduct. Series B.
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Mexico pick 123a: 50 Pesos from 2004
5.11.2004. Lilac red and violet. Jose Maria Morelos at right center. Back: Morelia Aqueduct.
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Mexico pick 130Aa: 50 Pesos from 2021
31 MAR 2021. Dark blue on violet and multicolored underprint. City landscape in background on front. River landscape at center on back, with axolotl at bottom center.
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Mexico pick 131b: 100 Pesos from 2021
6 ENE, 2021. Reddish brown on multicolored underprint; vertical format.
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Mexico pick 132: 200 Pesos from 2019
30 Ene, 2019 (30th of January, 2019). Olive green on green underprint. The front of the banknote is a representation of the beginning of Mexico’s War of Independence, with the image of Miguel Hidalgo y Costilla, a priest who, on September 16, 1810, called upon the population through what is popularly known as “el grito de Dolores” (Cry of Dolores) and started the independence movement; and, the image of José María Morelos y Pavón, who assumed the leadership of the independent movement after the death of Hidalgo and is known as the “Siervo de la Nación” (Servant of the Nation). The images of Hidalgo and Morelos appear along with a vignette representing the “Campana de Dolores” (Bell of Dolores), which was used to call upon the population and start the independence movement in Dolores, Hidalgo. The back of the banknote features the image of a royal eagle on this side of the banknote represents Mexico’s scrubland and desert ecosystem found at the Pinacate and Gran Desierto de Altar Biosphere Reserve in Sonora, designated by UNESCO as World Heritage Site.
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Mexico pick 133c: 500 Pesos from 2019
6 DIC 2019. Commemorative Issue. Watermark: B. Juarez and 500.
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Mexico pick 134a: 1000 Pesos from 2019
10 Jun. 2019. Slate grey on yellow and grey underprint. Three people on face. Leopard and ancient ruins at center right on back. Watermark: F. I. Madero.
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Mexico pick 136a: 20 Pesos from 2021
6 ENE 2021. Commemorating the 200th Anniversary of the "solemn and peaceful entry of the army of the three guarantees" into Mexico City. Green and violet on green, violet, and multicolored underprint. Commemorative scene at center on face, two flags in background. The back of the banknote is in a vertical format, and features a wildlife reserve scene with a flamingo flying above, mangroves, and a crocodile at bottom.
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