The $1 and $2 notes

After Huerta in November 1913 changed the Ley General to allow banks to issue notes in denominations below five pesos the Banco de Querétaro had $1 and $2 notes printed by the American Book and Printing Company in Mexico City.

$1 notes

Date of issue	Date on note	Series	from	to	Interventor	Gerente	Consejero	code	comment
	1 January 1914	A			del Villar		García		includes numbers 14290^{CNBanxico #5968} to 57877^{CNBanxico #5970}
22 April 1914^{acta núm 1, 22 April 1914 AGN, SC244 Antiguos Bancos de Emisión, caja 84, libro 238}		A	100001	120000
	15 February 1914	B				Gibson	Calvo		includes number 060418
	15 February 1914	B							includes numbers 79693^{CNBanxico #5961} to 118827^{CNBanxico #5963}
1 June 1914^{acta núm 11, 1 June 1914 AGN, SC244 Antiguos Bancos de Emisión, caja 84, libro 238}	15 April 1914	C	120001	220000			Camacho	VH2	includes numbers 130282^{CNBanxico #5955} to 217684^{CNBanxico #5972}

$2 notes

Queretaro 2 B 020416 reverse

Date of issue	Date on note	Series	from	to	Interventor	Gerente	Consejero	code	comment
	1 January 1914	A			del Villar
	15 February 1914	B			del Villar	Gibson	García		includes numbers 020416 to 022944^{CNBanxico #5976}
22 April 1914^{acta núm 1, 22 April 1914 AGN, SC244 Antiguos Bancos de Emisión, caja 84, libro 238}	15 February 1914	B	030001	040000	del Villar	Gibson	García		includes number 033843^{CNBanxico #11931}

The bank also ordered a new batch of notes from the American Bank Company in April 1914 but then cancelled the order.

On 15 January 1915 in its Mexico City offices. in the presence of representatives from the Secretaría de Hacienda y Crédito Público and the Comisión Monetaria the bank incinerated 33,470 notes with a total value of $134.075. These included 12,865 unnumbered $1 and 10,605 unnumbered $2 notes^{AGN SC244 Antiguos Bancos de Emisión, caja 84, libro 231}