Issues during the revolution

When in November 1913 President Huerta amended the Ley General and authorized banks to issue banknotes of denominations less than five pesos the Banco de Coahuila began issuing $1 and $2 notes, printed in Mexico City by the American Book & Printing Company. It also issued a $10 note printed by Bouligny & Schmidt. These notes have Inocencio Francisco Sánchez Mestas as Interventor, Tomás Olivares as Gerente and Pragedis de la Peña as Consejero.

American Book & Printing Company

Date of issue	Date on note	Series	from	to	Interventor	Gerente	Consejero
	2 April 1914	U			Sánchez Mestas	Olivares	de la Peña	includes numbers 21030^{CNBanxico #29769} to 31236^{CNBanxico #17}
	15 July 1914	U			Sánchez Mestas	Olivares	de la Peña	includes numbers 100558^{CNBanxico #29768} to 117002^{CNBanxico #16}

Coahuila 2 N 38754

Coahuila 2 N 38754 reverse

Date of issue	Date on note	Series	from	to	Interventor	Gerente	Consejero
	2 April 1914	N	00001	50000	Sánchez Mestas	Olivares	de la Peña	includes numbers 02111^{CNBanxico #29797} to 46546^{CNBanxico #29772}
	14 July 1914	N	50001	100000	Sánchez Mestas	Olivares	de la Peña	includes numbers 52261^{CNBanxico #29795} to 96139^{CNBanxico #10113}

Date of issue	Date on note	Series	from	to	Interventor	Gerente	Consejero	comment
	1 May 1914	S			Sánchez Mestas	Olivares	de la Peña	includes from S 250 (249001) to S 343 (343000)

This note was counterfeited.