Currently minted coins

CURRENTLY MINTED COINS, MINTED BY YEAR Numbers in thousands of coins Coin type Year Denomination $0.05 $0.10 $0.20 $0.50 $1.00 $2.00 $5.00 $10.00 $20.00 $50.00 "B" 1992 136,800 121,250 95,000 120,150 144,000 60,000 70,000 20,000     1993 234,000 755,000 95,000 330,000 329,860 77,000 168,240 47,981 25,000 2,000 1994 125,000 557,000 105,000 100,000 221,000 44,000 58,000 15,000 5,000 1,500 1995 195,000 560,000 180,000 60,000 125,000 20,000   15,000 5,000 1,500                       "C" 1996 104,831 594,216 54,896 69,956 169,510 24,902         1997 153,675 581,622 178,807 129,029 222,870 34,560 39,468 44,837     1998 64,417 602,667 223,847 223,605 261,942 104,138 103,729 203,735     1999 9,949 488,346 233,753 89,516 99,168 34,713 59,427 29,842     2000 10,871 577,546 223,973 135,112 158,379 69,322 20,869       2001 34,811 618,061 234,360 199,006 208,576 74,563 79,169       2002 14,901 463,968 229,256 94,552 119,514 74,547 34,754 44,721     2003   378,938 149,518 124,522 169,320 39,814 54,676       2004   393,705 174,351 154,434 208,611 89,496 89,518 74,739     2005A   488,594 204,426 179,296 253,923 94,532 94,482 64,616     2006A   293,500 124,350 79,400 154,200 69,400 59,400 59,600     NOTES: The test coins that Banco de México requests from the Mint of Mexico are not included in this table. Type C coins are those put into circulation by Banco de México in denominations of five, ten, 20 and 50 centavos, as well as those of one, two, five and ten pesos, representing the monetary unit that is currently legal tender and minted since January 1, 1996. The physical characteristics of type C coins are similar to those of type B coins, except that type C coins omit the use of the adjective “new” or the abbreviation “N” before the word "pesos" or the abbreviation "$". A Preliminary data.   COINS COMMEMORATING ANNIVERSARIES Numbers of coins Denomination Description Mint year Number of coins $ 100.00 The eightieth anniversary of Banco de México 2005A 49,712 $ 100.00 The four hundredth anniversary of the 1st edition of "El Ingenioso Hidalgo Don Quijote de la Mancha" 2005A 726,833 $ 100.00 The four hundredth anniversary of the 1st edition of "El Ingenioso Hidalgo Don Quijote de la Mancha" Proof-like 2005A 4,833 $ 100.00 The four hundred and seventieth anniversary of the Mint of Mexico 2005A 49,895 $ 100.00 The one hundredth anniversary of the Monetary Reform of 1905 2005A 49,716 $ 100.00 Bicentennial of the birth of Don Benito Juárez García, Benemérito de las Américas 2006A 49,913 NOTES: The test coins that Banco de México requests from the Mint of Mexico are not included in this table. A Preliminary data.   COINS COMMEMORATING THE FEDERAL UNION OF MEXICO'S STATES (DISTINGUISHING FEATURE FROM ARCHITECTURE, ART, SCIENCE, FLORA, FAUNA, TYPICAL COSTUMES OR GEOGRAPHICAL AREAS) Numbers of coins State Mint year Number of coins Aguascalientes 2005A 149,705 B. California 2005A 149,771 B. C. Sur 2005A 149,152 Campeche 2006A 149,803 Coahuila 2006A 149,560 Colima 2006A 149,041 Chiapas 2006A 149,491 Chihuahua 2006A 149,557 D. F. 2006A 149,525 Durango 2006A 149,034 Guanajuato 2006A 149,921 Guerrero 2006A 149,675 NOTES: The test coins that Banco de México requests from the Mint of Mexico are not included in this table. A Preliminary data.   COINS COMMEMORATING THE FEDERAL UNION OF MEXICO'S STATES (COAT OF ARMS OF THE CORRESPONDING FEDERATE ENTITY) Numbers of coins State Mint year Number of coins Zacatecas 2003 244,900 Yucatán 2003 235,763 Veracruz – Ignacio de la Llave 2003 248,810 Tlaxcala 2003 248,976 Tamaulipas 2004 249,398 Tabasco 2004 249,318 Sonora 2004 249,300 Sinaloa 2004 244,722 San Luis Potosí 2004 249,662 Quintana Roo 2004 249,134 Querétaro Arteaga 2004 249,263 Puebla 2004 248,850 Oaxaca 2004 249,589 Nuevo León 2004 249,199 Nayarit 2004 248,305 Morelos 2004 249,260 Michoacán de Ocampo 2004 249,492 Estado de México 2004 249,800 Jalisco 2004 249,115 Hidalgo 2005 249,820 Guerrero 2005 248,850 Guanajuato 2005 249,489 Durango 2005 249,774 D. F. 2005 249,461 Chihuahua 2005 249,102 Chiapas 2005 249,417 Colima 2005 248,850 Coahuila 2005 247,991 Campeche 2005 249,040 B. C. Sur 2005 249,585 B. California 2005 249,263 Aguascalientes 2005 248,410 NOTES: The test coins that Banco de México requests from the Mint of Mexico are not included in this table.   COINS COMMEMORATING THE ARRIVAL OF THE YEAR 2000 AND THE BEGINNING OF THE THIRD MILLENIUM Numbers in thousands of coins Denomination Mint year Thousands of coins $ 10.00 Tonatiuh 2000 24,839 2001 44,768 $ 20.00 Octavio Paz 2000 14,943 2001 2,515 $ 20 Xiuhtecuhtli 2000 14,850 2001 2,478 NOTES: The test coins that Banco de México requests from the Mint of Mexico are not included in this table.   These are the coins put into circulation by Banco de México in denominations of ten and 20 pesos, representative of the monetary unit that is currently legal tender, minted to commemorate the arrival of the year 2000 and the beginning of the third millennium. The series consists of three coins: A ten-peso coin with a design similar to that of the ten-peso Type C coin that coexists with it, and two 20-peso coins with new designs. The latter coins commemorate our past by depicting the “new fire” ceremony and our present by depicting the universal work of the writer Octavio Paz.   COINS WITH MIRROR (PROOF) FINISH Numbers of coins Denomination Mint year Number of coins 5 ¢ 1995 6,981 10 ¢ 1995 6,981 20 ¢ 1995 6,981 50 ¢ 1995 6,981 N$ 1.00 1995 6,981 N$ 2.00 1995 6,981 N$ 5.00 1995 6,981 N$ 10.00 1995 6,981 NOTES: All these coins are type B coins and were put into circulation by Banco de México in denominations of five, ten, twenty and fifty centavos, as well as denominations of one, two, five, ten, 20 and 50 New Pesos, representing the monetary unit that is currently legal tender and minted before January 1, 1996. The type B coin characteristics are different from those of the coins representative of the monetary unit that was legal tender until and including December 31, 1992. On these coins the adjective “new” or its abbreviation “N” is used before the word “pesos” or its abbreviation “$”. 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