100 Tögrög Machu Picchu, colorized

Mongolia issued a wave of colorized tourist-site commemoratives in the late 2000s, largely manufactured by European private mints and distributed through the international collector trade rather than through any domestic circulation channel. The Machu Picchu piece belongs to that run — a Mongolian coin with no meaningful connection to Peru beyond the licensing arrangement that put the image on the planchet.

KM#317.2 distinguishes this from the non-colorized variant, .1, both struck on the same silver-plated copper flan.