American Bank Note Company print runs

The original 25c, 50c, $1 and $10 face, back and tint plates were engraved in July 1888.

The original $5, $20, $50 and $100 face, back and tint plates were engraved in August 1888.

In July 1889 the face plates of the 25c and $1 notes were changed to Series B.

In November 1894 the date and series of the $1 face plate were changed.

In October 1895 the date on the $5 plate was changed from 1888 to 1896.

On 15 February 1897 the dates and series of the $5, $10 and $100 plates were changed.

In October 1897 the date and series on the $5, $10, $20, $50 amd $100 face plates were changed and the text changed to "pagará a la vista al portador a la par en efectivo".

Again the series and date were altered for September and October 1898 printings.

In March 1901 a new $5 plate was engraved, leaving the series blank. The $50 and $100 plates were altered to 1901, with new series.

In February 1902, with order F12, the ABNC produced a $1,000 note with vignette C 996 on the reverse. The $5 face plates  was changed with two notes with the date 1902, two with 1903 and two with 1904. The $10 and $100 face plates had the series erased and the date changed.

In December 1902 four of the dates on the $5 plate were changed so all six read 1903. The date was changed and the series erased on the $20 and $50 peso plates (F147).

In December 1903 the dates on the $5 face plate were changed to 1904 (F310).

In September 1905 Creel's signature on the $5 and $10 was erased and the date changed to 1906 (F685).

In November 1906 the date on the $5 plate was changed to 1907 and the word "Serie" inserted on the right (F1030).

In November 1907, with order F1355, new plates were engraved for the $5 and $10, leaving off the date and Ochoa's signature.

In April 1908, on order F1534, the ANBC engraved a new face, a new back and a special vignette for the back of the $1,000 note but the order was cancelled on 8 May 1908. This order was entered to replace $1,000 notes stolen from the bank and was cancelled when the stolen currency was recovered^ABNC. In October 1909 the date 1903 was erased from the $20, $50 and $100 face plates, leaving the space blank (F2192).

In December 1909 the ABNC prepared six signature dies for Luis Terrazas and cancelled the dies of Inocente Ochoa (F2299).

In April 1910 the ABNC engraved special backs for an issue of $5 and $10 notes commemorating the centenary of Mexican independence (F2457).

In November 1912 the ABNC prepared six electros of the signature of José María Aguirre Hernández to fit in the space for Interventor on the six values (F3485).

When the bank decided to issue $1 notes, in January 1913 the ABNC altered the original $1 plate by removing the date 1895, Series letter A and the signatures (F3985).

Also, in March 1914 the $1,000 face plate was altered by taking out the year (F4138).