What is mexican crown?

The Mexican crown, also known as the Mexican peso, is the official currency of Mexico. It has been in circulation since 1993 and is denoted by the symbol $ or MXN. The Mexican crown is subdivided into 100 centavos. The design of the currency features portraits of famous historical figures of Mexico, including Octavio Paz, Frida Kahlo, and Diego Rivera. The Mexican crown is widely accepted in the United States and is exchanged in many major banks and currency exchanges around the world. Mexico also has a history of silver mining, and for centuries Spanish colonizers used the mining currency to trade for goods and services. Today, the Mexican crown is used as a reserve currency by various central banks around the world.