The 2007 Banco de México 200 Mexican Pesos banknote is a highly collectible piece of Mexico’s currency history, valued for its intricate design and cultural significance. Issued as part of the Series F, this note features a portrait of Sor Juana Inés de la Cruz, a renowned 17th-century poet, philosopher, and nun, alongside books and an inkwell, symbolizing her intellectual legacy.

On the reverse, the banknote showcases Hacienda Panoaya, the estate where Sor Juana lived, with a scenic view of the Popocatépetl and Iztaccíhuatl volcanoes, reinforcing Mexico’s rich historical and geographical heritage. The watermark includes Sor Juana’s portrait and an electrotype “200”, enhancing security features.

Collectors and investors seek this banknote for its historical value, unique artwork, and rarity, especially in well-preserved condition.