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 notesCEHM, Fondo XX1, carpeta 43, legajo 4641. Bogus $5 notes had already been mentioned in the Cinco de Mayo affairTucson Daily Citizen, 8 March 1914
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and in the October 1914 newspaper report from Mexico CityEl Pueblo, 29 October 1914 and notice from the Secretaría de HaciendaThe Mexican Herald, 29 October 1914
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Escudero's signature smaller |
Counterfeit $5 notes - Type 1
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