Issues of El Banco Nacional Mexicano

$1 notes

Banco Nacional Mexicano A1 572

Banco Nacional Mexicano A1 572 reverse

Date on note	Series	from	to	Interventor	Director	Cajero
20 February 1882							Known overprinted and needlepunched 'VERACRUZ'
23 February 1882	A1			Zentero	Guzman	de Muralt	includes number 572
23 February 1882	E1			Romero	Bermejillo	de Muralt	includes number 445^{CNBanxico #10450} overprinted and needlepunched 'VERACRUZ'
1 July 1882	M1			Zentero	Bermejillo	de Muralt	includes number 892, overprinted 'SAN LUIS POTOSI'
1 July 1882	T1			Romero	Bermejillo	de Muralt
10 July 1882	S1			Zentero	Bermejillo	de Muralt	includes number 032
31 October 1882	X1			Romero		de Muralt	included number 076 overprinted and needlepunched 'VERACRUZ'
	A1			Romero	Guzman	de Muralt	Known overprinted and needlepunched 'VERACRUZ'
	C2			Zentero	Bermejillo	de Muralt	Known overprinted and needlepunched 'VERACRUZ'
	C2			Zentero	Bermejillo	de Muralt	includes number 221^{CNBanxico #10447}
	P2			Romero	Bermejillo	de Muralt
	Y2						includes number 486 unsigned, punch cancelled^{in ABNC records}

Nacional Mexicano 1 X1 076
overprinted 'VERACRUZ' and needlepunched 'VERACRUZ'

$2 notes

Banco Nacional Mexicano 2 D1 256

Banco Nacional Mexicano 2 D1 256 reverse
overprinted 'VERACRUZ' and needlepunched 'VERACRUZ'

Nacional Mexicano 2 Y1 668
overprinted 'VERACRUZ' and needlepunched 'VERACRUZ'

Date on note	Series	from	to	Interventor	Director	Cajero
	D1			Zentero	Bermejillo	de Muralt	includes number 256 overprinted and needlepunched 'VERACRUZ'
[ ] 1882	G1			Zentero	Bermejillo	de Muralt	includes number 749 overprinted and needlepunched 'VERACRUZ'
31 October 1882	Y1			Romero	Bermejillo	de Muralt	includes number 668 overprinted and needlepunched 'VERACRUZ'
31 October 1882	A2						includes number 361^{CNBanxico #10451} ovverprinted and needlepunched 'VERACRUZ'
	Q4						includes number 480 unsigned, punch cancelled^{in ABNC records}

$5 notes

Date on note	Series	from	to	Interventor	Director	Cajero
	F3						includes number 313 unsigned, punch cancelled^{in ABNC records}

$10 notes

Nacional Mexicano 10

Date on note	Series	from	to	Interventor	Director	Cajero
10 February 1882				Zentero	Guzman
10 February 1883	D2			Zentero	Guzman	de Muralt	includes number 946
	D3						includes number 367 unsigned, punch cancelled^{in ABNC records}

$20 notes

Date on note	Series	from	to	Interventor	Director	Cajero

$50 notes

Date on note	Series	from	to	Interventor	Director	Cajero

$100 notes

Date on note	Series	from	to	Interventor	Director	Cajero

$500 notes

Date on note	Series	from	to	Interventor	Director	Cajero
	A1	000	999
	B1	000	999
	C1	000	999
	D1	000	999
	E1	000	999

$1,000 notes

Date on note	Series	from	to	Interventor	Director	Cajero
	A1	000	999
	B1	000	999
	C1	000	999

Notes in circulation and withdrawals

When the bank opened on 23 February 1882 the bank had already signed 23,000 notes with a cumulative total of $2,128,000^{El Foro, Tomo XVIII, Año X, Núm. 47, 11 March 1882}.

On 18 March 1883 rumours circulated that the bank had insufficient funds and some holders of notes rushed to change them into coin. However, the bank reassured the public and the Banco de Londres, México y Sud América offered to announce that they were accepting Banco Nacional Mexicano notes^{El Fronterizo, Tucson, 6 April 1883}. A week later it was announced that the bank was going to withdraw its notes, in order to avoid the problems caused by the panic of the last few days^{El Foro, 29 March 1883}.

The bank was the only one to publish a monthly balance sheet so we know of the following figures for notes in circulation:

	1882	1883	1884
January		2,856,440	2,683,339
February	399,670	2,868,276^{El Siglo Diez y Nueve, 5 March 1883{/foonote}}	2,716,848
March	744,454	1,719,809^{El Fronterizo, Tucson, 4 May 1883}	2,569,534
April	1,091,142	1,853,168^{El Siglo Diez y Nueve, 4 May 1883; El Fronterizo, Tucson, 1 June 1883}	2,088,854^{on 1 May, El Siglo Diez y Nueve, 6 May 1884}
May	1,570,999^{El Siglo Diez y Nueve, 6 June 1882; La Voz de México, 10 June 1882{/foonote}}	2,029,741	2,236,897
June	2,062,520^{El Siglo Diez y Nueve, 5 July 1882{/foonote}}	2,187,931
July	2,607,537^{El Siglo Diez y Nueve, 3 August 1882{/foonote}}	2,118,923
August	3,153,394	2,403,380
September	3,312,120	2,170,585
October	3,561,226	2,508,752
November	3,184,738^{El Fronterizo, Tucson, 19 January 1883}	2,318,737^{El Siglo Diez y Nueve, 6 December 1883{/foonote}}
December	3,194,419^{El Fronterizo, Tucson, 9 February 1883}	2,236,897^{El Monitor Republicano, 30 January 1884}

When the Banco Nacional Mexicano merged with the Banco Mercantil Mexicano to form the Banco Nacional de México, it had $2,236,897 in circulation and another $3,468,103 within the bank, making a total of $5,705.00. Most of this had been withdrawn by the end of 1899^{Memoria de las Instituciones de Credito, 1897-1899, Tomo III. The report combines the outstanding amounts of the Banco Mercantil Mexicano ($5,088,759) and Banco Nacional Mexicano ($5,705,000) for a total of $10,776,858, of which only $16,901 remained in circulation by December 1899}.