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The moduli of zeros of a complex polynomial are bounded by the positive zero of an associated auxiliary polynomial. The bound is due to Cauchy. This note describes polynomials with a sharp Cauchy bound and the location of peripheral zeros. Mathematics subject classification (2010): 11C08, 26C10, 15B48.

Polynomials with a sharp Cauchy bound and their zeros of maximal modulus