Counterfeit $5 Monclova notes

On 15 June 1915 Luis Pruneda, the Inspector at the government printing works, reported that they knew of one type of counterfeit $5 Monclova notes^{CEHM, Fondo XX1, carpeta 43, legajo 4641}. Bogus $5 notes had already been mentioned in the Cinco de Mayo affair^{Tucson Daily Citizen, 8 March 1914}

GENUINE	COUNTERFEIT
	signatures lithoprinted
	smaller sized numerals in corners

GENUINE

COUNTERFEIT

signatures lithoprinted

monclova5count4

smaller sized numerals in corners

and in the October 1914 newspaper report from Mexico City^{El Pueblo, Año I, Tomo I, Núm. 29, 29 October 1914} and notice from the Secretaría de Hacienda^{The Mexican Herald, 20th Year, No. 6,992, 29 October 1914}

GENUINE	COUNTERFEIT
	Escudero's signature smaller

GENUINE

COUNTERFEIT

Escudero's signature smaller

Counterfeit $5 notes - Type 1

GENUINE

COUNTERFEIT

monclova5count4

smaller sized numerals in corners