Ayuntamiento de 1915 (north central state)
Tepecoacuilco de Trujano
These notes might have come from different series. The 5c is known as SERIES A, and the 50c as SERIES B.
M1977 2c Ayuntamiento de 1915, Tepecoacuilco
M1978 5c Ayuntamiento de 1915, Tepecoacuilco

M1979 50c Ayuntamiento de 1915, Tepecoacuilco
Cocula
These have a datestamp and so can be dated to February 1915 (The actual date of 4 February 1905 is obviously an error).

M1926 50c Ayuntamiento de 1915, Cocula

M1927 50c Ayuntamiento de 1915, Cocula with a typological error "OCULA"

M1929 50c Ayuntamiento de 1915, Cocula
The seal reads REPUBLICA MEXICANA – AYUNTAMINENTO DEL MPIO. DE COCULA – DTO. DE HIDALGO. E. DE GRO.
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total value |
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| 50c | Cincuenta centavos, large 50 | ||
| CINCUENTA CENTAVOS, small 50, with border | |||
| CINCUENTA CENTAVOS, small 50, w/o border |
Apipilulco
These are known with and without the borders on the face. This might be just a difference in the plate, or different series.
without a border
M1906 3c Ayuntamiento de 1915, Apipilulco
M1911 50c Ayuntamiento de 1915, Apipilulco
with an ornate border

M1905 2c Ayuntamiento de 1915, Apipilulco

M1907 5c Ayuntamiento de 1915, Apipilulco

M Unlisted 10c Ayuntamiento de 1915, Apipilulco

M1908 20c Ayuntamiento de 1915, Apipilulco
M1909 25c Ayuntamiento de 1915, Apipilulco

M1910 50c Ayuntamiento de 1915, Apipilulco
The stamp on the back reads MUNICIPALIDAD DE APIPILULCO - DISTRITO DE HIDALGO , GUERRERO
Similar notes were issued by the Comisaría Mayor of Coacoyula, Comisaría of Rio Balsas and the Sub-comisaría of Xalitla.
Coacoyula
M1860 10c Comisaría Mayor 1915, Coacoyula

M1861 25c Comisaría Mayor 1915, Coacoyula
Río Balsas

M1954 50c Comisaría 1915, Río Balsas
Xalitla
M1993 50c Sub-Comisaría 1915, Xalitla
Finally, a similar authority issue from the Juzgado Auxiliar de Mayanalan.
Mayanalán
The town of Mayanalán is located in the municipality of Tepecoacuilco de Trujano.
M1952 50c Gral. Encarnación Díaz, Mayanalán
| from | to | total number |
total value |
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| 50c | includes number 66 |
The reference is to General Encarnación Díaz, a Maderista and then Zapatista, who was born in the town of Mayanalán, of peasant stock. He fought in Guerrero and Morelos, until his death in combat on 13 July 1916 in Hueyitlapán, Guerrero. He is buried in Mayanalán.