$2 (American Book & Printing Company)

On 19 November 1913 Huerta authorised banks to issue notes in $1 and $2 denominations.

On 10 January 1914 the Banco Minero asked the American Bank Note company for a price for 100,000 $2 notes (among other denominations)^ABNC. On 13 January the ABNC replied, stating that as the $2 would be a new issue, it would take time to do the engraving and prepare the necessary plates^ABNC so the next day the bank told them to go ahead with the rest of the order but not the two pesos note^{ABNC, letter 14 January 1914}.

They therefore went to the American Book and Printing Company, in Mexico City.

Other date:
1. date of letter requesting authorisation^{CEHM, Fondo Creel, 85, 21987}
2. date authorised^{CEHM, Fondo Creel, 92, 23578}
3. date authorised by Secretaria de Hacienda, ^{CEHM, Fondo Creel, 92, 23560}
4. date of letter requesting authorisation^{CEHM, Fondo Creel, 86, 22004}
5. date of letter requesting authorisation^{CEHM, Fondo Creel, 86, 22019}

Counterfeits

 As with other locally produced banknotes these $2 notes were counterfeited.