The History
Aguascalientes
Early issues
El Banco de Aguascalientes
Signatories of the Banco de Aguascalientes
$5 to $20 notes of the Banco de Aguascalientes
$50 to $1,000 notes of the Banco de Aguascalientes
A proposed $1 issue
Notes withdrawn
Notes in circulation
ASARCO
The revolution in Aguascalientes
Tesorería Municipal
The crisis of 1943
Baja California
The Bank of Lower California
Mining companies
Higher value notes of Miguel and Ignacio Cornejo
Low value vales of the Jefatura Política
Private issues
Private issues (La Paz)
Private issues (El Triunfo and Santiago)
Private issues (Todos Santos and El Pescadero)
Private issues (San José del Cabo)
Private issues (north of La Paz)
Félix Ortega
The Junta Neutral and the Carrancistas
Baja California Norte
Esteban Cantú
Private issues
The crisis of 1935
Campeche
Tomás Aznar Barbachano’s billetes of 1863
Commercial vales al portador
El Banco de Campeche
Issues of the Banco de Campeche
Withdrawals and incinerations
Notes in circulation
Cámaras Nacionales
The revolution in Campeche
The crisis of 1935
The crisis of 1943
Chiapas
José Pantaleón Domínguez’ vales
Early local issues
El Banco de Chiapas
Issues of the Banco de Chiapas
Notes in circulation and incinerations
Lumija plantation and other plantations
Gobierno Preconstitucional
The revolution in Chiapas
Local chambers of commerce
Private issues
Chihuahua
Bonds and certificates
Amortisation of the copper coinage
Forced loans
State bonds
Municipal bonds
Private issues
Mining scrip
El Banco de San Ignacio
Jesús María (Ocampo)
Batopilas
Pinos Altos
Other companies
A decade of abuse
The vales issued in Hidalgo del Parral
Other issues during the revolution
After the revolution
José Eligio Muñoz' issue of 1876
Santana Pérez in 1893
Early banking legislation
1897 Ley General
The Banco de Chihuahua
The second Banco de Chihuahua
Later issues of the Banco de Chihuahua
Notes in circulation
El Banco de Hidalgo del Parral
El Banco de Santa Eulalia
Second concession for El Banco de Santa Eulalia
Print runs for El Banco de Santa Eulalia
Issues of the Banco de Santa Eulalia
El Banco Comercial de Chihuahua
Personnel of El Banco Comercial
Printing details of El Banco Comercial
Issues of El Banco Comercial
Notes in circulation
El Banco Mexicano
Earlier American Bank Note Company notes
Banco Mejicano issues
1888 issue of El Banco Mexicano
Banco Mexicano issues
Notes of El Banco Mexicano in circulation
The minor concessions
The Banco Minero
The Banco Minero Chihuahuense
Signatories on El Banco Minero Chihuahuense notes
Issues of El Banco Minero Chihuahuense
1884 nickel crisis
1885 robbery
Notes in circulation
1888 concession for El Banco Minero
American Bank Note Company print runs
Offices and branches of El Banco Minero
Date types for El Banco Minero
Signatories on Banco Minero notes
Other personnel of the Banco Minero
25c Banco Minero note
50c Banco Minero note
$1 Banco Minero note
$5 Banco Minero note (1888 - March 1903)
$10 Banco Minero note (1888-1912)
$5 Banco Minero note (August 1903 - August 1905)
$10 Banco Minero note (1913-1914)
$5 Banco Minero note (October 1905 - 1912)
$5 Banco Minero note (1913-1914)
$20 Banco Minero note
$50 Banco Minero note
$100 Banco Minero note (1888-1912)
$100 Banco Minero note (1914)
$1000 Banco Minero note
Banco Minero issues during the revolution
$2 (American Book & Printing Company)
$5 (Bouligny and Schmidt)
$10 (Bouligny and Schmidt)
Counterfeit Banco Minero notes
Incineration of El Banco Minero notes
Notes of El Banco Minero in circulation
Developing a monopoly
The 1908 robbery (part I)
The 1908 robbery (part II)
During the revolution
Forced loans
The Banco Minero after the Revolution
Carranza and the banks
The End
El Banco Comercial Refaccionario and La Caja de Ahorros
Orozco's rebellion
La Caja de Ahorros notes
Jefatura de Hacienda notes
Local revolutionary issues
Villa's sábanas
5c and 10c sábanas
25c sábanas
50c sábanas
$1 sábanas
$5 sábanas
$10 sábanas
$20 sábanas
$50 sábanas
$100 sábanas
Revalidations on sábanas
Resellos on sábanas - Chihuahua
Resellos on sábanas - Sonora and North West Mexico
Resellos on sábanas - North East Mexico
Resellos on sábanas - Central Mexico (Durango, Nayarit, Zacatecas, Aguascalientes)
Resellos on sábanas - Central Mexico (Guanajuato, San Luis Potosí)
Resellos on sábanas - Central Mexico (Querétaro, Hidalgo, Estado de México, Puebla, Morelos)
Resellos on sábanas - Jalisco
Resellos on sábanas - Michoacán and Colima
Resellos on sábanas – Oaxaca
The revalidados
The revalidados in other states
Resellos on $1 sábanas
Resellos on $5 sábanas
Resellos on $10, $20, $50 and $100 sábanas
Counterfeit resellos
The Convention's withdrawal of sábanas
Counterfeit sábanas
The counterfeits from the Alvarado Mining and Milling Company
Other counterfeits from Parral
Counterfeiting in the United States
Known instances of counterfeiters in the United States
Location of companies printing counterfeit notes
Counterfeit 25c sábanas
Counterfeit $1 sábanas
Counterfeit $5 sábanas Types 1 and 2
Counterfeit $5 sábanas Types 3 and 4
Counterfeit $5 sábanas Type 5
Counterfeit $5 sábanas Types 6 - 7
Counterfeit $10 sábanas Type 1
Counterfeit $10 sábanas Type 2
Counterfeit $10 sábanas Type 3
Counterfeit $10 sábanas Types 4-11
Counterfeit $10 sábanas Type 12
Counterfeit $10 sábanas Type 13
Counterfeit $10 sábanas Types 14 and 15
Counterfeit $20 sábanas Type 1
Counterfeit $20 sábanas Types 2 - 6
Counterfeit $50 sábanas
Counterfeit $100 sábanas
Watermarks known on sábanas
Quantities of sábanas issued
The Ejército Constitucionalista notes
Enforcing the Ejército Constitucionalista notes
$1 Ejercito Constitucionalista notes
$5 Ejército Constitucionalista notes
$10 Ejército Constitucionalista notes
$20 Ejército Constitucionalista notes
Distribution and resellos on Ejército Constitucionalista notes
Counterfeit Ejército Constitucionalista notes
Counterfeit $1 Ejército Constitucionalista notes
Counterfeit $5 Ejército Constitucionalista notes Types 1-4
Counterfeit $5 Ejército Constitucionalista notes Types 5-7
Possible counterfeit $5 Ejército Constitucionalista notes Types 8-11
Counterfeit $10 Ejército Constitucionalista notes
Counterfeit $20 Ejército Constitucionalista notes
Withdrawal of the Ejército Constitucionalista notes
The dos caritas
Maverick-Clarke Litho Company, San Antonio, Texas
Norris Peters
Consignments of Norris Peters notes
Other printers for dos caritas notes
Serial numbers and codes on the dos caritas
50c dos caritas
1915 50c note
$1 dos caritas - Maverick-Clarke
$1 dos caritas - Norris Peters
$1 dos caritas - unknown printer
$5 dos caritas - Maverick-Clarke
$5 dos caritas - Norris Peters
$5 dos caritas - unknown printer
$10 dos caritas - Maverick-Clarke
$10 dos caritas - Norris Peters
$10 dos caritas - unknown printer
$20 dos caritas
$50 dos caritas
Revalidations on dos caritas
Resellos on dos caritas - Chihuahua
Resellos on dos caritas - Sonora
Resellos on dos caritas - North West Mexico
Resellos on dos caritas - North East Mexico
Resellos on dos caritas - Central Mexico
Resellos on dos caritas - Jalisco
Resellos on dos caritas - southern Mexico
Resellos on $1 sábanas
Resellos on $5 dos caritas
Resellos on $10 dos caritas
Resellos on $20 dos caritas
Resellos on $50 dos caritas
Miscellaneous markings on dos caritas
Counterfeit dos caritas
Counterfeit 50c dos caritas
Counterfeit $5 dos caritas
Counterfeit $5 dos caritas Type 1
Counterfeit $5 dos caritas Type 2
Counterfeit $5 dos caritas Type 3
Counterfeit $10 dos caritas
Counterfeit $10 dos caritas Type 1
Counterfeit $10 dos caritas Type 2
Counterfeit $10 dos caritas Type 3
Counterfeit $10 dos caritas Type 4
Counterfeit $20 dos caritas
Remainders
El Banco del Estado de Chihuahua
Print details for El Banco del Estado de Chihuahua
Offices and branches of El Banco del Estado de Chihuahua
After the revolution
Cartones
The Carrancistas in Chihuahua
Control over issues
Disowning Villa's currency
Counterfeit Carrancista currency
Villista currency policy
Villista currency policy - Chihuahua
Villa and the American mining companies
Rates of exchange
The End
The aftermath of the revolution
The 1929 depression
The crisis of 1935
The crisis of 1943
Movie money
Advertisements on Chihuahua notes - Introduction
Advertisements on Chihuahua notes - Banks, currency exchange and brokers
Advertisements on Chihuahua notes - Clubs and bars (Ciudad Juárez)
Advertisements on Chihuahua notes - Clubs and bars (El Paso)
Advertisements on Chihuahua notes - Clubs and bars (others)
Advertisements on Chihuahua notes - Shops and suppliers (Ciudad Juárez)
Advertisements on Chihuahua notes - Shops and suppliers (El Paso)
Advertisements on Chihuahua notes - Shops and suppliers (others) (A-I)
Advertisements on Chihuahua notes - Shops and suppliers (others) (J-Q)
Advertisements on Chihuahua notes - Shops and suppliers (others) (R-Z)
Advertisements on Chihuahua notes - Miscellaneous
Facsimiles of Chihuahua notes
Advertisements on Chihuahua movie money
Political overprints
Coahuila
DeWitt's Colony
El Banco Nacional de Tejas
Commercial & Agricultural Bank
Billetes Provisionales of 1842
El Banco de Coahuila
American Bank Note Company print runs
$5 notes of the Banco de Coahuila
$10 notes of the Banco de Coahuila
$20 and $50 notes of the Banco de Coahuila
$100 to $1,000 notes of the Banco de Coahuila
Issues during the revolution
Notes in circulation
El Banco de la Laguna
Mining companies
The notes of the Tesorería de la Federación
Revolutionary vales
Bank on bank cheques
Banco Nacional de México drawn on the Banco de Londres y México
Banco Nacional de México drawn on the Deutsch-SudAmerikanische Bank
Banco Nacional de México drawn on the Banco de Coahuila
Banco de Londres y México drawn on the Banco Nacional de México
Banco de Londres y México drawn on the Deutsch-Sudamerikanische Bank
Banco de Londres y México drawn on the Banco de la Laguna
Deutsch-Sudamerikanische Bank drawn on the Banco Nacional de México
Deutsch-Sudamerikanische Bank drawn on the Banco de Londres y México
Banco de Coahuila drawn on the Banco Nacional de México
Banco de Coahuila drawn on the Banco de la Laguna
Banco de la Laguna drawn on the Banco de Londres y México
Banco de la Laguna drawn on the Banco de Coahuila
Banco de la Laguna drawn on the Banco Minero
Excursus on monies taken from Torreón banks
The American Bank of Torreón
The Monclova issue
Consignments of Monclova notes to Sonora
The legal status of the Monclova issue
Print runs of the Monclova issue
Revalidations on Monclova notes
counterfeit Monclova notes
Counterfeit $1 Monclova notes
Counterfeit $5 Monclova notes
Counterfeit $10 Monclova notes
Counterfeit $20 Monclova notes
Counterfeit $50 Monclova notes
Counterfeit $100 Monclova notes
The withdrawal of the Monclova issue
Advertisements
El Estado de Coahuila
Municipal vales
Private issues
Private issues (San Pedro and Parras de la Fuente)
Guillermo Purcell y Compañía
San Pedro
La Constancia, Esmeralda
The Lerdo to Torreón Tram Company
Manuel Suárez
The revolution in Coahuila
Private issues after the Revolution
The crisis of 1935
The crisis of 1943
Colima
Bonos of the 1850s and 1860s
Huertista notes
Constitutionalist issues
Circulation of other Constitutionalist issues
Private issues
The crisis of 1943
Distrito Federal
El Gran Banco del Imperio Mexicano
Iturbide
Las Tesorerías de la Nación
Vales de amortización and vales del alcance de sueldo
Subsidies to railway companies
Early futile attempts to establish banks of issue
Banknotes of the Emperor Maximilian
Two unsuccessful proposals for a national bank of issue
Banking legislation
A shortage of small change
El Banco de Londres, México y Sud America
First issue
Historical imagery on the first issue
De la Rue issue
Counterfeit de la Rue notes
Bradbury Wilkinson issue
Signatories on earliest Banco de Londres, México y Sud América notes
American Bank Note Company - Banco de Londres México y Sud America
Signatories on ABNC Banco de Londres, México y Sud América notes
Issues of the Banco de Londres, Mexico y Sud America
Another Bradbury Wilkinson issue
Counterfeit $20 Bradbury Wilkinson notes
American Bank Note Company - Banco de Londres y México
Signatories on the Banco de Londres y México notes
$5 notes of the Banco de Londres y México
$10 notes of the Banco de Londres y México
$20 notes of the Banco de Londres y México
Counterfeit $20 Banco de Londres y México notes
$50 notes of the Banco de Londres y México
$100 notes of the Banco de Londres y México
$500 notes of the Banco de Londres y México
$1,000 notes of the Banco de Londres y México
Bouligny and Schmidt notes for the Banco de Londres y México
Withdrawals
Notes in circulation
Branches of the Banco de Londres y México
El Nacional Monte de Piedad
Issues of the Nacional Monte de Piedad
Withdrawals and incinerations
Notes in circulation
El Banco de Empleados
El Banco Internacional é Hipotecario de México
El Banco Nacional Mexicano
Issues of El Banco Nacional Mexicano
El Banco Mercantil Mexicano
Issues of El Banco Mercantil Mexicano
El Banco Nacional de México
American Bank Note Company print runs
Signatures on Banco Nacional de México notes
Issues of the Banco Nacional de México
50c and $1 notes of the Banco Nacional de México
$2 notes of the Banco Nacional de México
$5 notes of the Banco Nacional de México (1885-1905)
$5 notes of the Banco Nacional de México (1906-1913)
$10 notes of the Banco Nacional de México (1885-1905)
$10 notes of the Banco Nacional de México (1906-1913)
Counterfeit $10 Banco Nacional de México notes
$20 notes of the Banco Nacional de México (1885-1905)
$20 notes of the Banco Nacional de México (1906-1913)
$50 notes of the Banco Nacional de México
$100 notes of the Banco Nacional de México
Counterfeit $100 Banco Nacional de México notes
$500 notes of the Banco Nacional de México
$1,000 notes of the Banco Nacional de México
Branches (Acapulco - Colima)
Branches (Córdoba - Hermosillo)
Branches (Irapuato - Morelia)
Branches (Nuevo Laredo - San Luis Potosí)
Branches (Tabasco - Zacatecas)
Notes in circulation
1897 Ley General
The revenue stamps on Mexican banknotes issued by the private banks
El Banco Mexicano de Comercio é Industria
El Banco Central Mexicano
Factory scrip
El Banco Industrial de México
Huerta's monetary decrees
ABNC during the revolution
Bouligny and Schmidt
The American Book & Printing Company
Eduardo I. Aguilar
Obligaciones Provisionales
Gobierno Constitucionalista de México cartones
Gobierno Provisional de México cartones
Counterfeit cartones
Counterfeit 20c cartones
Gobierno Provisional de México notes
Classification of Gobierno Provisional de México notes
Gobierno Provisional de México Mexico $1 notes
Gobierno Provisional de México Mexico $5 notes
Gobierno Provisional de México Mexico $10 notes
Gobierno Provisional de México Mexico $20 notes
Gobierno Provisional de México Mexico $50 notes
Gobierno Provisional de México Mexico $100 notes
Counterfeit Gobierno Provisional de México notes
Reports of counterfeit Gobierno Provisional de México notes
Counterfeit $5 notes
Counterfeit $50 notes
Counterfeit $100 notes
Revalidations on Gobierno Provisional notes
Withdrawal of the Gobierno Provisional de México notes
Incinerations of Constitucionalist issues
The revolution in the Federal District
Private issues
Private issues (bars, restaurants and cafes - Cognac)
Private issues (bars, restaurants and cafes - others)
Private issues (pastry shops)
Private issues (other shops etc)
Compañía de Tranvías de México
The Excelsior Shoe Factory
Private issues (miscellaneous)
La Casa Gratuita
Felix Díaz
The Junta Revolucionaria de México
Victoriano Huerta' 1915 abortive issue
The Infalsificables: the last issue of the Constitutionalist government
Proofs for the infalsificables?
El Banco de la República Mexicana
Proofs for El Banco de la Republica Mexicana
American Bank Note Company print run
La Comisión Monetaria
Fernando Fernández
1921 legislation
Cristeros bonds
Liga Nacional Defensora de la Libertad
The crisis of 1935
Political campaigns
Durango
First attempts to establish a bank of issue in Durango
Mining scrip
La Fábrica “El Tunal”
Maximiliano Damm
Scrip from haciendas
El Banco de Durango
Signatories of the Banco de Durango
$1 and $5 notes of the Banco de Durango
$10 notes of the Banco de Durango
$20 notes of the Banco de Durango
$50 notes of the Banco de Durango
$100 and $500 notes of the Banco de Durango
Withdrawals and incinerations
Notes in circulation
Private issues (the northwest)
Private issues (Gómez Palacio and the rest of Durango)
Private issues (1915-1918)
Bank on bank cheques
Banco Minero drawn on the Banco de la Laguna
Banco Minero drawn on the Banco de Coahuila
Banco Minero drawn on the Banco Nacional de México
Banco Minero drawn on the Deutsch-Sudamerikanische Bank
Introduction to military issues
Bonos of the Asociación Durangueña
First Estado de Durango notes
Counterfeit Estado de Durango notes
Carranza’s authorisation
Domingo Arrieta issues
'Provisional' Arrieta issues
Further Arrieta issues
Emiliano G. Saravia
Cartones
Villista attacks on ‘Carrancista’ issues
Máximo García
Durango notes used in other states
Carranza’s withdrawal of Pastor Rouaix issues
Carranza's withdrawal of Arrieta's issues
Incinerations of Estado de Durango notes
The crisis of 1935
Estado de México
Bonos of 1848
Mariano Arizcorreta’s circular
El Banco del Estado de México
Signatories of the Banco del Estado de México
$5 notes of the Banco del Estado de México
$10 notes of the Banco del Estado de México
$20 notes of the Banco del Estado de México
$50 notes of the Banco del Estado de México
$100, $500 and $1,000 notes of the Banco del Estado de México
American Book & Printing Company notes
Notes in circulation
Gustavo Baz
Gobierno Convencionista
Gobierno Constitucionalista
Company scrip
Military issues
The revolution in the Estado de México
Municipal issues
Cartones of Huixquilucan
Private issues
El Oro
Guanajuato
San Miguel el Grande
Stallforth, Alcazar & Compañía
Tiendas de raya
El Banco de Guanajuato
American Bank Note Company print runs
Signatories of the Banco de Guanajuato
$1 and $2 notes of the Banco de Guanajuato
$5 notes of the Banco de Guanajuato
$10 notes of the Banco de Guanajuato
$20 notes of the Banco de Guanajuato
$50 notes of the Banco de Guanajuato
$100, $500 and $1000 notes of the Banco de Guanajuato
Withdrawals and incinerations
Notes in circulation
Huertista notes of the Tesorería General
Issues of the mines of Guanajuato
Guanajuato Reduction and Mines Company
Guanajuato Development Company
Guanajuato Consolidated Mining and Milling Company
Administración General de Rentas
Tesorería Municipal
La Cámara de Comercio
Municipal issues
Distritos (Acámbaro - Apaseo)
Distritos (Celaya - Ciudad González)
Distritos (Comonfort - Cortazar)
Distritos (Dolores Hidalgo - Irapuato)
Distritos (Iturbide - León)
Distritos (Penjamo)
Distritos (Pozos)
Distritos (Salamanca - San Miguel de Allende)
Distritos (Santa Cruz de Galeana - Valle de Santiago)
Private issues
Mineral de Pozos
Other issues used in Guanajuato
The revolution in Guanajuato
The crisis of 1943
Guerrero
El Banco de Guerrero
$5 notes of the Banco de Guerrero
$10 and $20 notes of the Banco de Guerrero
Higher value notes of the Banco de Guerrero
Withdrawals and incinerations
Notes in circulation
Acapulco
The revolution in Guerrero
El Banco Revolucionario de Guerrero
A local Zapatista issue
La Brigada Morales y Molina
Various Constitucionalist military issues
La Pagaduría de la División del Suroeste
Ayuntamiento de 1915
Ayuntamiento de 1915 (north of state)
Ayuntamiento de 1915 (Iguala)
Ayuntamiento de 1915 (north central state)
Ayuntamiento de 1915 (central state)
Other municipal issues
Private issues
Adalberto Catalan
Mining companies
Hidalgo
An early issue
El Banco de Hidalgo
Signatories on Banco de Hidalgo notes
$1 and $5 notes of the Banco de Hidalgo
$10 notes of the Banco de Hidalgo
$20 notes of the Banco de Hidalgo
$50 notes of the Banco de Hidalgo
$100 and $500 notes of the Banco de Hidalgo
Notes in circulation
Mining companies
Compañía Metalúrgica de Atotonilco El Chico
La Compañía de Real del Monte y Pachuca
La Negociación San Rafael y Anexas
La Negociación Minera Hacienda Grande, Purísima y Minas de Guadalupe y Anexas
La Compañía Minera y Beneficiadora Maravillas y San Francisco
La Compañía Explotadora de Minas
La Compañía de Minas la Blanca y Anexas
La Compañía de Santa Gertrudis
Hacienda de Beneficio “San Diego”
Other mining companies
The Hidalgo Copper Mining & Smelting Company
Compañía Minera y Fundidora de Zimapán
The revolution in Hidalgo
Estado de Hidalgo notes
Brigada Azuara
Convencionista issues
Municipal issues
Commercial concerns
Luis Enciso
Jalisco
Bonos of the Ejército Nacional
Bonos and vales al portador
Early attempts to form a bank of issue in Jalisco
Hacienda de Santa Lucia
Tesorería Municipal of Amatitlán
Company scrip
El Banco de Jalisco
Bradbury Wilkinson issue
American Bank Note Company print runs
$5 ABNC notes of the Banco de Jalisco
Henry Middleton, the Banco de Jalisco forger
$10 and $20 ABNC notes of the Banco de Jalisco
Higher value ABNC notes of the Banco de Jalisco
Bradbury Wilkinson notes used during the Revolution
Withdrawals and incinerations
Notes in circulation
La Pagaduría del Cuerpo del Noroeste
Manuel Diéguez
The División de Occidente issue
Villista issues
Colotlán
Unallocated military issues
Tesorerías Municipales
Haciendas
Haciendas (Ahualulco - Ayotlán)
Haciendas (Milpillas, Atotonilco el Alto)
Haciendas (Cocula)
Haciendas (Degollado - Ixtlahuacán)
Haciendas (Jojotepec - Sayula)
Haciendas (Tala)
Haciendas (Tecolotlán - Teuchitlan)
Haciendas (Tonaya - Tonila)
Haciendas (Tuxcacuesco - Zapoltiltic)
Private issues
Private issues (Ahualulco - Etzatlan)
Private issues (Guadalajara)
Private issues (Juchitlán - San Gabriel)
Private issues (San Marcos - Zapotlán)
Private issues (mining companies)
La Compañía Occidental de Almacenaje
The revolution in Jalisco
After the Revolution
El Banco Comercial de Occidente
New Year Greetings
Ejército Nacional Libertador
Haciendas after the revolution
The crisis of 1935
The crisis of 1943
A tienda de raya in 2013
Michoacán
Mining scrip
Early private issues
El Banco de Michoacán
Issues of the Banco de Michoacán
Notes in circulation
Incinerations
The revolution in Michoacán
Columna Gálvez Toscano
Gertrudis Sánchez’ cartones
El Estado de Michoacán $10 note
Ejército Villista
David Zapién
A short-lived revolutionary issue in Uruapán
Jefatura de Armas, Morelia
Cuerpo de Ejército del Noroeste
Local municipal issues
Municipal issues from Zamora
Private revolutionary issues
Haciendas (northern Michoacán)
Haciendas (central Michoacán)
Commercial issues from Zamora
Commercial issues (northwest Michoacán)
Commercial issues (west central Michoacán)
Commercial issues (Uruapan)
Commercial issues (central Michoacán)
Mining companies in Tlalpujahua
The crisis of 1935
The crisis of 1943
The Dos Estrellas co-operative
Morelos
Early issues of scrip
El Banco de Morelos
$5 and $10 notes of the Banco de Morelos
$20 and $50 notes of the Banco de Morelos
$100 and $500 notes of the Banco de Morelos
The $1 note of the Banco de Morelos
Notes in circulation
La Dirección General de Rentas, Cuernavaca
Military issues
Sábanas-style notes of the Ejército Libertador
Gobierno Convencionista
Municipal issues
Private issues
The revolution in Morelos
Nuevo León
Patricio Milmo
Early issues
El Banco de Nuevo León
50c and $1 notes of the Banco de Nuevo León
$5 notes of the Banco de Nuevo León
$10 notes of the Banco de Nuevo León
$20 notes of the Banco de Nuevo León
$50 notes of the Banco de Nuevo León
$100 and $500 notes of the Banco de Nuevo León
Withdrawals and incinerations
Notes in circulation
El Banco Mercantil de Monterrey
American Bank Note Company print runs
$5 notes of the Banco Mercantil de Monterrey
$10 notes of the Banco Mercantil de Monterrey
$20 and $50 notes of the Banco Mercantil de Monterrey
$100 and $500 notes of the Banco Mercantil de Monterrey
Notes in circulation
Lampazos
La División del Bravo
Cartones
The revolution in Nuevo León
La Pagaduria General del Cuerpo de Ejército del Noreste
Private issues
Book-keeping schools
The Liga Nacional Defensora de la Libertad Religiosa
The crisis of 1935
The crisis of 1943
Oaxaca
Tesorería
El Banco de Oaxaca
Issues of the Banco de Oaxaca
Notes in circulation
Bonos of the Tesorería General
El Banco del Estado de Oaxaca
Credit bonds
Design features of $1 and $5 notes
The $1 notes
The $5 notes
The $10 notes
The $20 notes
The $50 notes
Estimated quantities issued
The duty plate
The SATURNO watermark
The $1 and $5 background plates
José Inés Dávila’s decree núm. 10
Sábanas-style notes of the Ejército Libertador
Nochixtlan
50c notes of the Gobierno Preconstitucional del Estado
La Cámara de Comercio
Local authorities
Tlaxiaco
Private issues
Commercial issues
Haciendas
The Carrancistas in Oaxaca
La División Almazán
Puebla
Script
El Banco Oriental de México
Signatories of the Banco Oriental de México
Codes on the Banco Oriental de México notes
$5 notes of the Banco Oriental de México
$10 notes of the Banco Oriental de México
$20 notes of the Banco Oriental de México
$50 notes of the Banco Oriental de México
$100, $500 and $1,000 notes of the Banco Oriental de México
The $1 and $2 notes of the Banco Oriental de México
Banco Oriental de México cheques
Notes in circulation
Incinerations
El Banco Español Refaccionario
The bonos of General Ricardo Reyes Márquez
Zapatista issues
Constitutionalist army issues
Municipal issues
Municipal issues (Matamoros)
Private issues
Private issues (Puebla)
Private issues (Cajas de Comercio)
The Mexican Corporation (Teziutlán Unit)/Teziutlan Copper Company
The revolution in Puebla
The crises of 1935 and 1943
Querétaro
El Banco de Querétaro
Signatories of the Banco de Querétaro
$5 notes of the Banco de Querétaro (30 July 1903)
$5 notes of the Banco de Querétaro (4 January 1905 - 10 April 1914)
$10 notes of the Banco de Querétaro (30 July 1903)
$10 notes of the Banco de Querétaro (1 November 1905 - 10 April 1914)
$20 notes of the Banco de Querétaro
$50 notes of the Banco de Querétaro
$100 notes of the Banco de Querétaro
$500 and $1,000 notes of the Banco de Querétaro
The $1 and $2 Notes
Withdrawals and incinerations
Notes in circulation
El Banco de Centenario
Tesorería Municipal
Other municipal notes
Counterfeit cartones in San Juan del Río
Private issues
Tranvias de Querétaro
The revolution in Querétaro
La Administración General de Rentas del Estado
The crisis of 1935
The crisis of 1943
San Luis Potosí
A bond issue in 1862
Company scrip
El Banco de San Luis Potosí
Signatories of the Banco de San Luis Potosí
$5 notes of the Banco de San Luis Potosí
$10 notes of the Banco de San Luis Potosí
$20 notes of the Banco de San Luis Potosí
$50 notes of the Banco de San Luis Potosí
$100 notes of the Banco de San Luis Potosí
$500 to $1000 notes of the Banco de San Luis Potosí
The $1 and $2 Notes
Withdrawals and incinerations
Notes in circulation
San Luis Potosí cartones
Brigada Alvarez
The revolution in San Luis Potosí
Private issues
Mining companies
Decree núm. 73 of 1 August 1934
The crisis of 1943
Sinaloa
Jesús Ramírez' vales al portador
The Credit Foncier Company
Mining scrip
El Banco Nacional de México
El Banco Occidental de México
Signatories of the Banco Occidental de México
$5 notes of the Banco Occidental de México
$10 notes of the Banco Occidental de México
$20 notes of the Banco Occidental de México
$50 notes of the Banco Occidental de México
$100, $500 and $1000 notes of the Banco Occidental de México
Notes in circulation
A Huertista siege issue
Felipe Riveros in San Blas
Felipe Riveros in Culiacán
The Meza affair
Counterfeit Estado de Sinaloa notes
Estado de Sinaloa notes in use in other states
Amortisations and incinerations
Other military issues
El Cuerpo de Ejército del Noroeste
La Brigada de Sinaloa notes
La Primera División de Caballería
Rosario
Possible Tesorería General 5c and 10c notes
Riveros’ definitive issue
Luis Herrera
The revolution in Sinaloa
General Angel Flores
United Sugar Companies
La Sociedad Mutualista de Occidente
The Compañía Redo, Eldorado
The crisis of 1943
Sonora
Private issues
Mining scrip
El Centro Ferrocarril
Cananea
El Banco de Cananea
El Banco Mercantil de Cananea
Other emergency issues in Sonora in 1913
Emergency issues in 1915-1916
After the revolution
On the border
Early bonds
State bonds
Constitutionalist bonds
Later state bonds
Banking houses in Sonora
El Banco de Sonora
Establishment
Personnel of El Banco de Sonora
Branches and agencies
During the revolution
The Banco de Sonora after the revolution
American Bank Note Company print runs
Consignments
$5 notes of the Banco de Sonora
$10 notes of the Banco de Sonora
$20 notes of the Banco de Sonora
$50 notes of the Banco de Sonora
$100 of the Banco de Sonora
Notes in circulation
The Huertistas in Guaymas
Constitucionalist cartones
Military and municipal issues in Sonora
The Estado de Sonora notes
Provisional Estado de Sonora notes
Consignment of provisional Estado de Sonora issue
Fractional Estado de Sonora notes
5c notes of the Estado de Sonora
10c notes of the Estado de Sonora
25c notes of the Estado de Sonora
50c notes of the Estado de Sonora
Printing varieties on the $1, $5 and $10 notes
$1 notes of the Estado de Sonora
$5 of the Estado de Sonora
$10 notes of the Estado de Sonora
Printing sequence
Revalidations
Matrix of known resellos
Counterfeit Estado de Sonora notes
Counterfeit $1 Estado de Sonora notes
Counterfeit $1 Estado de Sonora note Type 1
Counterfeit $1 Estado de Sonora note Type 2
Counterfeit $1 Estado de Sonora note Type 3
Counterfeit $5 Estado de Sonora note Type 1
Counterfeit $5 Estado de Sonora note Type 2
Counterfeit $5 Estado de Sonora note Type 3
Counterfeit $5 Estado de Sonora note Type 4
Counterfeit $5 Estado de Sonora note Type 5
Counterfeit $5 Estado de Sonora note Type 6
Counterfeit $5 Estado de Sonora note Type 7-9
Counterfeit $10 Estado de Sonora note Type 1
Counterfeit $10 Estado de Sonora Type 2
Matrix of resellos known on counterfeit Estado de Sonora notes
Definitive issue
Print details of Estado de Sonora notes
Contraseñas on definitive Estado de Sonora notes
Consignments of definitive Estado de Sonora notes
After the revolution
Further fractional Estado de Sonora notes
The revolution in Sonora
The immediate aftermath
The Depression
The crisis of 1935
The crisis of 1943
El Casino de Hermosillo
Movie money
Movie money - Banco de Sonora
Movie money - Estado de Sonora (double portrait - large)
Movie money - Estado de Sonora (double portrait - small)
Movie money - Estado de Sonora (single portrait - large)
Movie money - Estado de Sonora (single portait - small)
Movie money - Estado de Sonora (movie studios)
Movie money - Estado de Sonora (derivatives)
Advertisements
Tabasco
Papel moneda
Bonos del Estado
El Banco de Tabasco
Signatories of the Banco de Tabasco
$5 notes of the Banco de Tabasco
$10 notes of the Banco de Tabasco
$20, $50 and $100 notes of the Banco de Tabasco
Authorisation for $1 and $2 notes
Withdrawals and incinerations
Notes in circulation
Cámara Nacional de Comercio
A Huertista issue
Tesorería Municipal, Cardenas
Carrancista Tesorería General
La Pagaduría de la División del Suroeste
Adolfo de la Huerta
The crisis of 1943
Tamaulipas
Crédito del Estado de Tamaulipas
Early issues in Tampico
El Banco de Tamaulipas
Signatories of the Banco de Tamaulipas
$5 notes of the Banco de Tamaulipas
$10 notes of the Banco de Tamaulipas
$20 notes of the Banco de Tamaulipas
$50 notes of the Banco de Tamaulipas
$100 notes of the Banco de Tamaulipas
$500 and $1,000 notes of the Banco de Tamaulipas
The $1 note of the Banco de Tamaulipas
Withdrawals and incinerations
Notes in circulation
Columna General Lucio Blanco
A Huertista issue in Nuevo Laredo
The revolution in Tamaulipas
La Caja de la Brigada Caballero
Comercio de Matamoros
Private issues
Book-keeping schools
The crisis of 1935
The crisis of 1943
Tepic
Rafael Buelna
Generals Juan Carrasco and Ernesto Damy
El Cuerpo de Ejército del Noroeste
Amatlan de Jora
Tesorería General
La Administración de Rentas
Notes of la Pagaduría General
Tesorerías Municipales
Private issues
The revolution in Tepic
The crisis of 1943
Tlaxcala
El Banco de Tlaxcala
Private issues
State and municipal issues
The revolution in Tlaxcala
Veracruz
Scrip of textile mills
El Banco de Veracruz
El Banco Mercantil de Veracruz
Signatories of the Banco Mercantil de Veracruz
$5 notes of the Banco Mercantil de Veracruz
$10 notes of the Banco Mercantil de Veracruz
$20 notes of the Banco Mercantil de Veracruz
$50 notes of the Banco Mercantil de Veracruz
$100 to $1,000 of the Banco Mercantil de Veracruz
Withdrawals and incinerations
Notes in circulation
El Banco Centenario de Juárez
Bedsheets (sábanas) of the three Manuels
Manuel Peláez, independent military commander in the state of Veracruz
Municipal issues
Cartones of Veracruz
Chambers of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce - Tantoyuca
Chamber of Commerce - Veracruz
Chamber of Commerce - Xalapa
Chamber of Commerce - Orizaba
Eduardo J. Creel
Papantla
Other Misantla issues
Hacienda Miramar
Coatepec
Teocelo de Díaz
Other private issues
Gobierno Provisional de México – Veracruz issues
The Parsons Trading Company
Gobierno Provisional de México Veracruz $1 notes
Gobierno Provisional de México Veracruz $2 notes
Gobierno Provisional de México Veracruz $5 notes
Gobierno Provisional de México Veracruz $10 notes
Gobierno Provisional de México Veracruz $20 notes
Gobierno Provisional de México Veracruz $50 notes
Revalidation stamps on Veracruz Gobierno Provisional notes
Gobierno Provisional de México Veracruz $100 notes
Withdrawal of the Gobierno Provisional de México notes
Withdrawal stamps on Gobierno Provisional notes
Counterfeit Gobierno Provisional de México notes
Counterfeit $1 Veracruz notes
Counterfeit $2 Veracruz notes
Counterfeit $5 Veracruz notes
Counterfeit $10 Veracruz notes
Counterfeit $20 Veracruz notes
Counterfeit $50 Veracruz notes
Counterfeit $100 Veracruz notes
La Huaxteca
Chapa-chapa
Tesorería General del Gobierno’ use of vales in 1927
Sociedad cooperativa de consumos "Obreros Federados"
The crisis of 1935
The crisis of 1943
Yucatán
Yucatán misses chance to be first
Private issues
El Banco Mercantil de Yucatán
Homer Lee issues
American Bank Note Company print runs
$5 and $10 ABNC issues of the Banco Mercantil de Yucatán
$50, $100 and $500 ABNC issues of the Banco Mercantil de Yucatán
Incinerations
Notes in circulation
El Banco Yucateco
Signatories on Banco Yucateco notes
$1 and $5 notes of the Banco Yucateco
$10 notes of the Banco Yucateco
$20 notes of the Banco Yucateco
$50 notes of the Banco Yucateco
$100 notes of the Banco Yucateco
$500 and $1,000 notes of the Banco Yucateco
Notes in circulation
Incinerations
El Banco Peninsular Mexicano
$1, $5 and $10 notes of the Banco Peninsular Mexicano
$20 notes of the Banco Peninsular Mexicano
$50 and $100 notes of the Banco Peninsular Mexicano
Notes in circulation
Private issues during the revolution
The Comisión Reguladora del Mercado del Henequén
The first issue
Counterfeit $5 Comisión Reguladora notes
Argumedo
Alvarado
The Parsons Trading Company
Counterfeit $10 Tesorería General del Estado notes
Counterfeit $100 Comisión Reguladora del Mercado de Henequén note
The End
Use in Campeche and other states
Seals on Comisión Reguladora del Mercado de Henequén notes
Gobierno Constitucionalista de Yucatán cartones
Gobierno Provisional de México notes stamped in Yucatán
Avelino Montes
Tekax
Haciendas
The crisis of 1935
The crisis of 1943
Zacatecas
State loan of 1831
Private issues
El Banco de Zacatecas
Signatories of the Banco de Zacatecas
Series and numbers
$1 and $5 notes of the Banco of Zacateas
$10 notes of the Banco de Zacatecas
$20 notes of the Banco de Zacatecas
$50 notes of the Banco de Zacatecas
$100 notes of the Banco de Zacatecas
$500 notes of the Banco de Zacatecas
$1 notes of the Banco de Zacatecas
Withdrawals and incinerations
Notes in circulation
Federal bonos
Brigada Cervantes
Chamber of Commerce notes
La Pagaduría General de la Brigada Avila
Reguladora del Comercio
Local issues
The revolution in Zacatecas
La Unión Central
The Casino de Zacatecas
Carreteras del Estado de Zacatecas
Bonds for unpaid salaries
Documents
Aguascalientes
Agreement to establish a bank of issue in Aguascalientes, Mexico City, 29 April 1902
Carlos Sagredo, governor, decree núm. 1086, on contract with the Banco de Aguascalientes, Aguascalientes, 6 June 1902
Alberto Fuentes, governor, establishes minimum wage, Aguascalientes, 26 July 1914
Alberto Fuentes, governor, decree núm. 3, abolishes personal debts for servitude. Aguascalientes, 30 July 1914
Francisco Villa creates three Departments of State, Aguascalientes, 2 February 1915
Establishing office for revalidating Chihuahua issues, Aguascalientes, 20 February 1915
Changing Chihuahua sábanas, Aguascalientes, 26 February 1915
Benito Díaz, governor, clarification on forced circulation, Aguascalientes, 2 March 1915
Villa fixes salaries and prohibits tiendas de raya, Aguascalientes, 4 May 1915
Aguascalientes relays Carranza´s decree against counterfeiters, Aguascalientes, 15 August 1915
Martín Triana, governor, relays Carranza’s decree on withdrawing issues, Aguascalientes, 11 September 1915
Insolvency of the Bancos de Jalisco, Aguascalientes, Guanajuato, Morelos and Durango, Mexico City, 15 December 1915
Martín Triana, governor, circular núm. 12 on notes of forced circulation, Aguascalientes, 1 March 1916
Martín Triana, governor, on Constitutionalist issues, Aguascalientes, 1 April 1916
Martín Triana, governor, decree núm. 53, withdraws fractional currency, Aguascalientes, 23 May 1916
Salvador Murguía, Secretario General, on exchange rate for infalsificables, Aguascalientes, 26 May 1916
Salvador Murguía’s decree núm. 54 relays Carranza's decree on withdrawal, Aguascalientes, 31 May 1916
Salvador Murguía’s circular núm. 33 on withdrawal, Aguascalientes, 3 June 1916
Martin Triana, circular núm. 35 on rate of exchange, Aguascalientes, 12 June 1916
Martín Triana, circular núm. 36 on exchange, Aguascalientes, 13 June 1916
That low denomination Veracruz and Ejército Consitucionalista notes are still of forced circulation, Aguascalientes, 1 July 1916
Gregorio Osuna, governor, relays Carranza’s decree on Ejército Constitucionalista and Veracruz notes, Aguascalientes, 2 July 1916
Baja California
Félix Ortega, Jefe Pólitico, decree núm. 1 annuls Cornejo notes, La Paz, 9 February 1915
Administración Principal del Timbre, circular on revalidating Gobierno Provisional, La Paz, 22 March 1915
Félix Ortega, Jefe Político, decree núm. 6 on vales, La Paz, 23 March 1915
Meeting of businessmen, La Paz, 31 March 1915
Félix Ortega, decree núm. 7 on vales, La Paz, 31 March 1915
Juan M. Nuño, circular on suppressing local issues, La Paz, 31 March 1915
Félix Ortega, Jefe Pólitico, decree núm. 10 on withdrawing local vales, La Paz, 12 April 1915
Félix Ortega's manifesto núm. 2, La Paz, 5 May 1915
Félix Ortega, Jefe Político, decree núm. 11 relays Villa’s decree on payment of wages, La Paz, 26 May 1915
Félix Ortega, Jefe Político, decree núm. 12 lists “moneda corriente”, La Paz, 27 May 1915
Circular núm. 4 that 50% of payments in notes should be in Ejército Constitucionalista notes, La Paz, 1 July 1915
Urbano Angulo, Comandante Militar, that Gobierno Provisional and Brigada de Sinaloa of forced circulation, La Paz, 8 July 1915
Urbano Angulo, Comandante Militar, that locally revalidated notes of forced circulation, La Paz, 10 July 1915
Urbano Angulo, Comandante Militar, circular núm. 3 to businesses, La Paz, 20 July 1915
Urbano Angulo, Comandante Militar, decree núm. 2 withdraws locally revalidated notes, La Paz, 2 August 1915
José L. Yagomín, Comandante Militar, lists notes of forced circulation, La Paz, 5 October 1915
José L. Yagomín, Comandante Militar, punishes payment in banknotes, La Paz, 5 October 1915
José L. Yagomín, Comandante Militar, that Ejército Constitucionalista notes are of forced circulation, La Paz, 5 October 1915
José L. Yagomín, Comandante Militar, describes characteristics of counterfeit Veracruz notes, La Paz, 15 November 1915
Urbano Angulo nullifies all of Félix Ortega’s dispositions, La Paz, 1 December 1915
Circular that businesses should accept 50% of payments in Constitutionalist paper money, La Paz, 30 January 1916
Urbano Angulo on prorogation of period for depositing notes, La Paz, 1 February 1916
Miguel Andrade relays Carranza's instructions on establishments closing, La Paz, 12 April 1916
Urbano Angulo, notice on closing establishments, Santa Rosalía,14 April 1916
Urbano Angulo relays telegram on exchange rates, La Paz, 13 May 1916
Urbano Angulo, Comandante Militar, withdraws comercial vales, La Paz, 20 July 1916
Baja California Norte
Esteban Cantú, Jefe Político, on exchange rate, Mexicalí, 21 June 1915
A. Ptacnik on speculation, Ensenada, 28 June 1915
Campeche
Tomás Aznar Barbachano, vice-governor, decrees pre-payment of import taxes, Campeche, 3 December 1863
Concession for the Banco de Campeche, Mexico City, 11 February 1903
Circular on withdrawal of Banco de Campeche notes in Mérida, 30 September 1908
Modification of the Banco de Campeche’s concession, Mexico City, 30 October 1908
Notice to holders of Banco de Campeche notes, Campeche, 1 March 1909
Manuel Rivera, governor, relays Huerta'a decree on the notes of the state banks of issue, Campeche, 5 November 1913
Joaquín Mucel, governor, decree núm. 6 abolishes debt peonage, Campeche, 22 September 1914
Joaquin Mucel, governor, that, of Huertista issues, only Obligaciones Provisionales are of forced circulation, Ciudad Carmen, 5 October 1914
H. Zapata, Customs Administrator, on counterfeit Ejército Constitucionalista notes, Campeche, 21 January 1915
Jefe de Armas on exchanging Gobierno Provisional de México notes, Campeche, 9 August 1915
Administrator Principal del Timbre on Convention Gobierno Provisional de México notes, Campeche, 27 August 1915
Documents relating to the incineration of Cámara Agrícola notes, Campeche, September 1915
Chiapas
José Pantaleón Domínguez, authorises vales, Tuxtla Gutiérrez, 24 July 1866
Agreement to establish a bank of issue in Chiapas, Mexico City, 25 September 1901
Jesús Castro, governor, Labour Law, Tuxtla Gutiérrez, 30 October 1914
Circular núm. 9 on Huertista issues, Tuxtla Gutiérrez, 11 December 1914
Decree authorising issue by Caja de Cambio, Tuxtla Gutiérrez, 26 December 1914
Chiapas reports Carranza authorises commercial concerns to issue notes, Tuxtla Gutiérrez, 6 April 1915
Jesús Agustín Castro, governor, decree núm. 18, increases amount of fractional currency, Tuxtla Gutiérrez, 10 May 1915
José Rangel, Secretario General, on banknotes, Tuxtla Gutiérrez, 10 July 1915
Blas Corral, governor, decree núm. 36 cancels an earlier decree, Tuxtla Gutiérrez, 24 July 1915
Blas Corral, governor, decree núm. 44, increases fractional currency, Tuxtla Gutiérrez, 10 September 1915
Blas Corral, governor, on redeeming cartones in poor condition, Tuxtla Gutiérrez, 23 September 1915
Blas Corral, governor, withdraws first issue of cartones, Tuxtla Gutiérrez, 1 April 1916
José A. González, interim governor, decree núm. 32 relays Carranza’s creation of fondo regulador, Tuxtla Gutiérrez, 3 May 1916
José A. González, interim governor, decree núm. 33 relays Carranza’s creation of Comisión Monetaria, Tuxtla Gutiérrez, 3 May 1916
José Rangel, Secretario General, circular on extending deadline for withdrawing cartones, Tuxtla Gutiérrez,19 May 1916
Blas Corral, governor, decree núm. 39 relays lists of issues to be withdrawn, Tuxtla Gutiérrez, 2 June 1916
Blas Corral, governor, decree núm. 47 relays Carranza changing amounts for infalsificables, Tuxtla Gutiérrez, 10 June 1916
Manuel Lailson Banuet, Jefe de Estado Mayor, orders businesses to reopen, Tuxtla Gutiérrez, 15 June 1916
Blas Corral, governor, withdraws second issue of cartones, Tuxtla Gutiérrez, 19 June 1916
Blas Corral, governor, decree núm. 55 relays Carranza withdrawing high value notes, Tuxtla Gutiérrez, 26 June 1916
José G. Mátuz, Presidente Municipal, notice to storekeepers, Tuxtla Gutiérrez, 29 June 1916
Blas Corral, governor, decree núm. 81 relays Carranza’s decree on withdrawing issues, Tuxtla Gutiérrez, 28 August 1916
Blas Corral, governor, decree núm. 75 relays Carranza’s decree, Tuxtla Gutiérrez, 7 August 1916
Blas Corral, governor, decree núm. 83 relays Carranza’s extending timelimit for withdrawal, Tuxtla Gutiérrez, 5 September 1916
Chihuahua
Terrazas, Governor, authorises copper coinage, Chihuahua, 13 December 1860
Luis Terrazas, Governor, decrees forced loan, Chihuahua, 3 September 1862
Regulations for amortisation of copper coinage, Chihuahua, 9 October 1868
Banco de Chihuahua, 28 July 1874
Judgement in the case of Herrera, González, Salazar y Compañía, Mexico City, 2 December 1874
Antonio Ochoa, Governor, on Banco de Santa Eulalia, Chihuahua, 25 November 1875
Estanislao González Porras. Comandante Militar, levies forced loan, Parral, 18 January 1877
José Eligio Muñoz, governor, on stolen notes, Chihuahua, April 1877
Concession for El Banco Mexicano, 8 March 1878
Angel Trías, governor, amends concession of El Banco de Santa Eulalia, 28 July 1878
Angel Trías, governor, bans payment in vales, Chihuahua, 11 December 1878
Angel Trías, governor, grants concession to El Banco Minero Chihuahuense, Chihuahua, 31 December 1878
Angel Trías, governor, grants concession for El Banco Minero de la Candameña, Chihuahua, 21 July 1879
Luis Terrazas, governor, grants concession to El Banco de Santa Eulalia, Chihuahua, 31 July 1882
Luis Terrazas, governor, grants concession to the Banco Minero Chihuahuense, Chihuahua, 31 July 1882
Terrazas, Governor, grants concession to El Banco Mercantil Mexicano, Chihuahua, 31 July 1882
Terrazas, governor, modifies concession for the Banco Mexicano, Chihuahua, 31 July 1882
additional issue of El Banco de Santa Eulalia, Chihuahua, 29 November 1882
Modification to concession for the Banco Minero Chihuahuense, Chihuahua, 5 December 1882
Luis Terrazas, governor, modifies concession for El Banco Mexicano, Chihuahua, 4 July 1883
Terrazas modifies concession for the Banco Minero Chihuahuense, Chihuahua, 5 July 1883
Luis Terrazas, governor, grants concession for El Banco de Guerrero, Chihuahua, 16 November 1883
Terrazas, Governor, grants concession to El Banco Protector Industrial Mexicano, Chihuahua, 20 November 1883
Further modification to concession for the Banco Minero Chihuahuense, Chihuahua, 5 December 1883
Terrazas, Governor, grants concession to El Banco Mercantil, Chihuahua, 6 December 1883
Luis Terrazas, governor, grants concession for El Banco de Chihuahua, Chihuahua, 19 December 1883
Luis Terrazas, governor, grants concession for El Banco Comercial, Chihuahua, 19 December 1883
Luis Terrazas, governor, amends concession of El Banco Comercial, Chihuahua, 8 January 1884
Celso González, governor, authorises fractional issues, Chihuahua, 7 May 1884
extension granted to the banks in Chihuahua to comply with the Código de Comercio, Mexico City, 7 August 1884
Anastasio Porras, jefe político reports on El Banco Mexicano, Parral, 26 January 1887
New federal contract for El Banco Minero and El Banco Mexicano, México, 22 May 1888
Porfirio Díaz approves new contract for El Banco Minero and El Banco Mexicano, México, 1 June 1888
J. A. Gamboa orders winding up of Banco de Santa Eulalia and Banco de Hidalgo del Parral, Mexico City, 13 October 1888
J. A. Gamboa on winding up of the Banco de Santa Eulalia, Mexico City, 22 October 1888
Federal contract for El Banco de Chihuahua, México, 15 December 1888
J. A. Gamboa extends time limit for the Banco de Santa Eulalia, Mexico City, 29 December 1888
Statutes of the Banco de Chihuahua, 31 December 1888
J. A. Gamboa furthers extends time limit for the Banco de Santa Eulalia, Mexico City, 5 March 1889
Modification of the concession for the Banco Comercial de Chihuahua, Mexico City, 15 March 1889
Secretaría de Hacienda y Crédito Público extends Banco de Hidalgo del Parral's timelimit for withdrawing notes, Mexico City, 11 April 1889
Statutes of the Banco Comercial de Chihuahua, Chihuahua,15 May 1889
Petitions to the Secretaría de Hacienda over the vales of the Batopilas Mining Company, Batopilas, 1 February 1890
J. A. Gamboa extends period in contract with the Banco Comercial de Chihuahua, Mexico City, 4 March 1890
Samuel Miller, president, give notice of closure of El Banco de Hidalgo del Parral, Parral, 28 March 1890
Government approves merger of El Banco Minero and El Banco Mexicano, Mexico City, 17 December 1895
New contract for El Banco Minero, Mexico City, 18 September 1897
contract with El Banco Comercial, Mexico City, 18 September 1897
Statutes of the Banco Minero de Chihuahua, 29 April 1898
Enrique Clay Creel announces closure of the Banco Comercial de Chihuahua, Chihuahua, 1 July 1900
José A. Yáñez, circular núm. 2044 prohibits use of vales, Chihuahua, 19 June 1905
Regulations for Hidalgo bonds, Chihuahua, 11 July 1907
José Maria Sánchez, governor, authorises Hidalgo del Parral bonds, 20 November 1907
El Banco Minero calls in $1,000 notes, Chihuahua, 2 March 1908
José María Ponce de León, Secretario, circular núm. 12 on use of vales, Chihuahua, 18 September 1908
Guillermo Porras, Secretario, circular núm. 1 on use of vales, Chihuahua, 30 March 1909
Madero's bond issue, Chihuahua, 15 February 1911
Francisco Madero writes to Abraham González re robbery at Banco Minero, Cuernavaca, 15 August 1911
Governor Abraham González orders J. B. Chandler to stop paying his workers with scrip, Chihuahua, 22 May 1911
Felipe Gutiérrez, governor, authorises issue of bonds, Chihuahua, 19 March 1912
Pascual Orozco authorises issue of bearer cheques, Chihuahua, 27 March 1912
Villa's receipt to Banco Minero, Parral, 1 April 1912
Felipe Gutiérrez, governor, authorises loan of $10,000.000, Chihuahua, 6 June 1912
Presidente Municipal on acceptability of local vales, Hidalgo del Parral, 22 September 1913
Notice on Jefatura de Hacienda notes, Chihuahua, 25 November 1913
Villa’s notice on sábanas, Chihuahua, 12 December 1913
Villa establishes Banco del Estado de Chihuahua, Chihuahua, 12 December 1913
Statutes of the Banco del Estado de Chihuahua, Chihuahua, December 1913
Villa writes to American consul about banks, Chihuahua, 17 December 1913
Villa on exchanging private vales for Constitutionalist issues, Chihuahua, 23 December 1913
Villa’s circular on abuses, Chihuahua, 26 December 1913
Silvestre Terrazas on Concurso México notes, Chihuahua, 26 December 1913
Luis Herrera on vales of mining companies, Parral, 29 December 1913
Regulations for the Banco del Estado de Chihuahua, Chihuahua, 1914
Manuel Becerra, Presidente Municipal, on Concurso México notes, Parral, 3 January 1914
Manuel Chao, governor, extends period for banks, Chihuahua, 10 January 1914
Manuel Chao on private vales, Chihuahua, 23 January 1914
Manuel Chao extends period for exchanging vales, Chihuahua, 31 January 1914
Manuel Chao, Governor, takes over Chihuahua branch of the Banco de Sonora, Chihuahua, 11 February 1914
Sebastian Vargas on exchanging sábanas for the poor, Chihuahua, 16 February 1914
Manuel Chao on exchanging Constitutionalist issues, Chihuahua, March 1914
Recaudador de Rentas on counterfeit sábanas, Parral, 20 March 1914
Sebastian Vargas on counterfeit sábanas, Chihuahua, 21 March 1914
Telegram from Silvestre Terrazas re counterfeit sábanas, Ciudad Juárez, 22 March 1914
Characteristics of counterfeit sábanas, 24 March 1914
Carranza’s decree núm. 24 increases fractional currency, Ciudad Juárez, 10 April 1914
Sebastian Vargas on Constitutionalist issues, Chihuahua, 30 April 1914
Carranza’s decree núm. 26 increase fractional currency, Chihuahua, 6 May 1914
Eduardo González, Administrador Principal, on Constitutionalist cartones, Chihuahua, 30 May 1914
Tesorería General warns of existence of counterfeit Estado de Sonora notes, Chihuahua, 25 August 1914
Sebastián Vargas, Tesorero General, circular 18 on exchanging sábanas, Chihuahua, 22 October 1914
Notice of characteristics of counterfeit notes, Parral, 6 November 1914
Characteristics of counterfeit sábanas, Chihuahua, December 1914
Sebastian Vargas, Tesorero General, prohibits Arrieta notes, Chihuahua, 1 December 1914
Tesorero General of Chihuahua reports that Arrieta notes from Durango are prohibited, Parral, 3 December 1914
Efren Saenz, Presidente Municipal, on Chihuahua issues, Parral, 12 December 1914
Eduardo González, Administrador Principal, on exchanging Gobierno Provisional notes, Chihuahua, 31 December 1914
Eduardo González, Administrador Principal, relays notice on timelimit for exchanging Gobierno Provisional notes, Chihuahua, 9 January 1915
Manuel Becerra, Presidente Municipal, on exchanging sábanas, Parral, 21 January 1915
characteristics of counterfeit $10 dos caritas, Chihuahua, 6 February 1915
Lázaro de la Garza to Vargas on counterfeit dos caritas, 6 February 1915
Departamento de Hacienda y Fomento on resealing Gobierno Provisional de México notes, Chihuahua, 17 February 1915
Eduardo González, Administrador Principal, on exchanging Gobierno Provisional notes, Chihuahua, 17 February 1915
Sebastian Vargas threatens death penalty to counterfeiters, Chihuahua, 18 February 1915
Luis de la Garza, list issues of forced circulation, Chihuahua, 20 March 1915
Fidel Avila bans Carrancista issues, Chihuahua, 31 March 1915
Luis de la Garza, circular on counterfeit notes, Chihuahua, 31 March 1915
M. Medina, Presidente Municipal, on cartones and Ejército Constitucionalista issues, Parral, 8 April 1915
Francisco Escudero, Ministro, on rate of exchange for paper money, Chihuahua, 1 July 1915
Francisco Villa on reimporting Chihuahua issues, Ciudad Juárez, 9 August 1915
Chamber of Commerce notice on refusing Chihuahua issues, Chihuahua, 11 September 1915
Villa allows rate to float, Chihuahua, 3 October 1915
Genaro Baca, Comandante Militar, on giving change, Parral, 26 October 1915
Cancellation of Banco Minero's concession, Mexico City, 16 November 1915
Act of closure of the Banco del Estado de Chihuahua, Chihuahua, 23 November 1915
Maximiliano Portillo, Tesorero General, notices on the Banco del Estado de Chihuahua, Chihuahua, 25 November 1915
Luís Herrera authorises use of various issues once revalidated, Parral, 29 November 1915
Max Portillo, Tesorero General, circular núm. 3 on payments, Chihuahua, 1 January 1916
Maximiliano Portillo, Tesorero General, circular núm. 6 on Ejército Constitucionalista notes, Chihuahua, 18 January 1916
R. Gómez y Salas, Secretario de Gobierno, on Veracruz y Ejército Constitucionalista issues, Chihuahua, 18 February 1916
Emilio M. Cirlos, Presidente Municipal, on speculators, Chihuahua, 29 February 1916
José de la Luz Herrera, Presidente Municipal,on $20 Veracruz notes, Parral, 3 March 1916
R. Gómez y Salas, Secretario General, on rate, Chihuahua, 4 May 1916
Alfonso Gómez Luna, circular on payments, Chihuahua, 10 May 1916
F. L. Treviño, Tesorero General, circular núm. 33 on payments, Chihuahua, 12 May 1916
Alfonso Gómez Luna, circular on paying puiblic employees with infalsificables, Chihuahua, 18 May 1916
José de la Luz Herrera, Presidente Municipal, relays Carranza's circular núm. 102, Parral, 19 June 1916
M. T. Doria, circular núm. 44 on low value Veracruz and Ejército Constitucionalista notes, Chihuahua, 22 June 1916
Luis Herrera on rate, Parral, 15 July 1916
Notice on redeeming Alvarado Mining and Milling Co. vales, Chihuahua, 13 March 1918
The Banco Minero recovers its judicial status, Mexico City, 11 June 1921
Ignacio C. Enríquez, governor, decrees bank moratorium, 12 December 1923
Jesús J. Falomir's deposition on Villa's robbery of the Banco Minero, 20 February 1926
Declaration that the Banco Minero de Chihuahua is in the second category, Mexico City, 15 December 1930
Banco Mercantil on cheques, Chihuahua, 29 April 1935
Banco Mercantil notice re temporary scrip, Chihuahua, 8 May 1935
Banco Mercantil on counterfeit scrip, Chihuahua, 11 May 1935
Banco Nacional notice re temporary scrip, Chihuahua, 11 May 1935
Coahuila
Agustín Viesca, governor, authorises Banco de Comercio y Agricultura, Monclova, 30 April 1835
Government of Coahuila's agreement with the Banco Mercantil Mexicano, Saltillo, 7 March 1882
Authorisation to establish a bank of issue, Coahuila, March 1883
Contract for establishment of the Banco de Coahuila, Mexico City, 31 March 1890
Failure of early Banco de Coahuila to provide deposit, Mexico City, 16 March 1897
Concession for the Banco de Coahuila, Mexico City, 9 June 1897
Carranza authorises first issue of $5,000,000, Piedras Negras, 26 April 1913
Villa tells merchants to accept company scrip, Torreón, 5 October 1913
Circular on forced loan of $3,000,000, Torreón, 5 October 1913
Presidente Municipal on Durango notes, Torreón, 18 October 1913
Calixto Contreras, Jefe de las Armas, levies forced loan, Torreón, 27 October 1913
Guillermo Purcell’s notice on vales, San Pedro, 19 March 1914
Carranza’s decree núm. 27 authorises Estado de Durango notes, Saltillo, 24 June 1914
Accord of the jefes of the División del Norte and División del Noreste, Torreón, 4 July 1914
Emilio Salinas enforcing Villista notes, Piedras Negras, 7 July 1914
Severiano Rodríguez enforces sábanas Saltillo, 24 July 1914
Manuel Cepeda on exchanging vales, Piedras Negras, 3 September 1914
Luis Gutiérrez lists notes of forced circulation, Saltillo, 21 October 1914
Jesús Acuña, governor, relays Carranza’s decree on Obligaciones and bancos, Saltillo, 26 October 1914
Luis Gutiérrez nullifies bank-on-bank notes and list those of forced circulation, Saltillo, 30 November 1914
Santiago Ramírez, governor, on revalidating sábanas, Saltillo, 14 January 1915
Santiago Ramírez lists issues of forced circulation, Saltillo, 20 January 1915
Alfonso Castoreña on fines for refusing Chihuahua notes, Saltillo, 1 February 1915
Notice on oficina reselladora, Saltillo, 2 February 1915
Santiago Ramírez García withdraws notes in poor condition, Saltillo, 2 February 1915
Macrino Martínez, Comandante Militar, bans Veracruz notes, Torreón, 4 February 1915
Alfonso Castoreña on ending the revalidation of Chihuahua notes, Saltillo, 18 February 1915
Natividad Reza on fines for refusing Villista notes, Saltillo, 24 February 1915
D. Ramos, Administrador Subalterna de Timbre, on revalidating Gobierno Provisional notes, Saltillo, 5 March 1915
Macrino Martínez, Comandante Militar, relays Villa’s list of notes of forced circulation, Torreón, 30 March 1915
Villa on counterfeiters, Torreón, 31 March 1915
Santiago Ramírez, governor, decree núm. 9 prohibits Carrancista issues, Saltillo, 1 April 1915
Andrés L. Farías, Presidente Municipal, relays decree núm. 9, Torreón, 1 April 1915
Santiago Ramírez, governor, relays Villa’s decree on combating counterfeiting, Saltillo, 5 April 1915
Jacinto Cantú, Presidente Municipal, relays Villa’s decree on combating counterfeiting, Monclova, 6 April 1915
Circular núm. 1 clarifies Carrancista and Chihuahua notes, Saltillo, 13 April 1915
Andres Farias, Presidente Municipal relays circular núm. 1, Torreón, 14 April 1915
J. N. Lozano, Ferrocarriles Constitucionalistas, on notes to be accepted, Torreón, 14 April 1915
Jacinto Cantú, Presidente Municipal, relays circular núm. 1, Monclova, 15 April 1915
Orestes Pereyra, Governor, repeats nullification of Carrancista issues, 25 June 1915
Pedro Elizondo, Presidente Municipal, on notes of forced circulation, Monclova, 24 September 1915
Jacinto Cantú, circular núm. 2 on acceptable issues, Monclova, 29 September 1915
V. Guzmán, Jefe de Hacienda, on exchanging notes, Saltillo, 28 October 1915
Insolvency of the Banco de Coahuila, Mexico City, 6 December 1915
Ramón Méndez, Presidente Municipal, enforces Ejército Constitucionalista and Veracruz issues, Torreón, 21 February 1916
Presidente Municipal authorises Ferrocarril Eléctrico de Lerdo a Torreón to issue vales, Torreón, 9 May 1916
Gustavo Espinosa M., Governor, on speculation, Saltillo, 10 May 1916
Manuel Cepeda, Tesorero General, on exchange rates, Saltillo, 20 May 1916
Governor orders Tesorería Municipal to exchange large notes for small ones, Saltillo, 6 June 1916
Bruno Neira, Governor, relays Carranza’s decree prohibiting use of certain issues, Saltillo, 25 September 1917
Gustavo Espinosa M., Governor, reports Carranza’s derogation on the liquidation of banks, Saltillo, 5 November 1919
Adalberto E. Gullen, Oficial Mayor, circular on prorogation for withdrawing silver coins, Saltillo, 27 May 1935
Notice on cheques al portador, Torreón, 5 August 1943
Colima
Delgadillo, governor, authorises issue of fractionals, Colima, 24 April 1914
Delgadillo, governor orders provisional issue, Colima, 6 June 1914
Obregón bans Delgadillo's issue, Colima, 19 July 1914
Ruiz, governor, authorises issue of fractionals, Colima, 22 July 1914
Ramón A. Carrillo, Tesorero General, on Delgadillo's bonos, Colima, 4 August 1914
Ruiz, governor, authorises second issue of fractionals, Colima, 23 September 1914
Prohibiting one centavo notes, Colima, 30 September 1914
Colima lists forced, 19 November 1914
Colima adds to list of forced, 24 November 1914
Colima lists forced, 3 December 1914
Colima revalidates Chihuahua notes, 12 December 1914
Calderón, Governor, reports Carranza disowning Chihuahua and Convention, 28 December 1914
Ríos, Governor, decrees issue of fractional currency, Colima, 18 January 1915
Valades, Governor, reports Carranza's decree on withdrawing issues, Colima, 16 February 1915
Valades, governor, reports Carranza’s decree of 3 February 1915, Colima, 22 March 1915
Valades, Governor, reports Carranza's withdrawal of Monclova issue, Colima, 22 March 1915
Ríos, provisional governor, reports Carranza's prorogation, Colima, 31 March 1915
List of notes in the Tesorería Municipal, Colima, 19 July 1915
Ríos, Governor, withdraws fractionals, Colima, 27 August 1915
Ríos, Governor, reports Carranza's withdrawal of Monclova issue, Colima, 26 September 1915
Colima extends period for withdrawing fractionals, 1 October 1915
Carlos Rosaldo, Presidente Municipal,on withdrawing Gobierno Provisional issue, Colima, 20 October 1915
Ríos, Governor, withdraws fractionals, Colima, 17 April 1916
Ríos, Governor, withdraws local state issue, Colima, 3 May 1916
Distrito Federal
Project for a Gran Banco del Imperio Mexicano, Mexico City, 29 August 1822
Iturbide decrees issue of paper money, Mexico City, 20 December 1822
Decree of Congress creating paper money, Mexico City, 11 April 1823
Circular núm. 6 on withdrawing vales, Mexico City, 21 May 1823
Francisco Molinos del Campo relays decree on withdrawing paper money, Mexico City, 2 June 1823
circular on payments in paper money, Mexico City, 13 June 1823
Circular núm. 13 on paper money, Mexico City, 2 August 1823
Pamphlet on withdrawing paper currency, Mexico City, 1823
Reconciliation of first and second issues, Mexico City, 3 November 1823
Ramón Gutiérrez del Mazo, extension for changing Iturbide notes, Mexico City, 25 September 1823
Vicente Guerrero on liquidating Banco de Tejas notes, Mexico City, 8 May 1829
Miguel Barragán creates two types of vales, Mexico City, 2 March 1835
Juan José del Corral on vales de alcance, Mexico City, 5 October 1835
Juan José del Corral on vales de alcance, Mexico City, 7 October 1835
Miguel Barragán on payment of vales de amortización, Mexico City, 20 January 1836
Anastasio Bustamante on vales de alcance, Mexico City, 18 September 1839
Luis Gonzaga Vieyra, governor, relays Anastasio Bustamente's decree on vales, Mexico City, 30 September 1839
Anastasio Bustamante on vales de alcance, Mexico City, 27 December 1839
Anastasio Bustamante stops redeeming vales de alcance, Mexico City, 16 January 1841
Ignacio Comonfort grants concession to Liger de Libessart y socios to establish bank of issue, Mexico City, 29 July 1857
Statutes of the Banco de México, Mexico City, 1 January 1864
General Juan N. Almonte grants concession for a Banco de México, Mexico City, 2 January 1864
Agreement to establish a Banco de México, Paris, France, 14 February 1865
Emperor Maximilian’s Labour Law, Mexico City, 1 November 1865
Banco de Londres, México y Sud América recalling its earlier issue, Mexico City, 5 June 1875
Sebastián Lerdo de Tejada, President, grants Samuel Fergusson y Compañía a concession to establish bank, Mexico City, 18 December 1875
Sebastián Lerdo de Tejada, President, extends timelimit for Samuel Fergusson y Compañía, Mexico City, 12 August 1876
Proposal to issue $20,000,000 in paper currency, Mexico City, 3 December 1879
Update on proposal to issue up to $20,000,000 in paper money, Mexico City
Proposed contract with Pedro del Valle to establish a Banco Nacional de México, México, 14 January 1880
Contract with the Compañía Limitada del Ferrocarril Central Mexicano, Mexico City, 8 September 1880 (relevant articles)
Contract with the Compañía Constructora Nacional Mexicana, Mexico City, 13 September 1880 (relevant articles)
Contract for the Banco Nacional Mexicano, Mexico City, 16 August 1881
Banco Nacional Mexicano's notice on branch overprints, Mexico City, February 1882
Banco Nacional Mexicano’s notice on redeeming notes, Mexico City, 24 February 1882
Contract for the concession for the Banco Hipotecario Mexicano, Mexico City, 24 April 1882
Manuel González approves contract for Banco Hipotecario, Mexico City, 22 May 1882
Rules for federal acceptance of Banco Nacional Mexicano notes, Mexico City, 6 June 1882
Decree authorising law on banking, Mexico City, 15 December 1882
Contract for concession for Banco de Empleados, Mexico City, 12 June 1883
Manuel González approves contract for Banco de Empleados, Mexico City, 15 June 1883
Manuel González, President, withdraws nickel coinage, Mexico City, 12 December 1883
Código de Comercio, Mexico City, 15 April 1884 (relevant sections)
Contract reforming the concession for the Banco Nacional Mexicano, Mexico City, 15 May 1884
Statutes of El Banco Nacional de México, Mexico City, 31 May 1884
Law approving contract for Banco Nacional Mexicano, Mexico City, 31 May 1884
Circular núm. 14 on amortising certificados de construccion de ferrocarriles, Mexico City, 10 July 1886
Concession for the Banco de Londres y México, Mexico City, 21 August 1889
Statutes of El Banco de Londres y México, Mexico City, 18 September 1889
Regulations for Monte de Piedad's certificados al portador, Mexico City, 9 October 1889
Contract for concession of El Banco de Fomento, Mexico City, 24 October 1889
Díaz prohibits the use of vales, Mexico City, 30 November 1889
Francisco Espinosa, Jefe de Hacienda, on cancelling certificates for various types of federal debt, Mexico City, 1 December 1891
Díaz creates Deuda Interior Amortizable, Mexico City, 6 September 1894
Regulations for the bonds of the Deuda Interior Amortizable, Mexico City, 26 September 1894
Porfirio Diaz authorises 2nd series of bonds of Deuda Interior Amortizable, Mexico City, 10 December 1895
Decree authorizing Díaz to issue a ley general de Instituciones de Crédito, Mexico City, 3 June 1896
Decree increasing the share capital of the Banco de Londres y México, Mexico City, 7 August 1896
José Limantour, Secretario de Hacienda, cancels various concessions to establish banks, Mexico City, 16 March 1897
Ley General de Instituciones de Crédito, 19 March 1897
circular núm. 3 on interventor's signature on $5 and $10 notes, Mexico City, 25 October 1897
Porfirio Diaz authorises 3rd series of bonds of Deuda Interior Amortizable, Mexico City, 3 January 1898
circular núm. 4 to interventors, Mexico City, 25 February 1898
Concession for the Banco Refaccionario Mexicano, Mexico City, 12 October 1898
circular on interventors' place of residence, Mexico City, 22 October 1898
Porfirio Díaz authorises 4th series of bonds of the Deuda Interior Amortizable, Mexico City, 23 December 1899
Decree on use of title "Banco", Mexico City, 28 May 1903
circular to interventors about branches, Mexico City, 31 December 1903
circular to interventors on amount in circulation, Mexico City, 5 August 1904
circular núm. 1 to interventors on reporting issues of banknotes, Mexico City, 24 October 1904
Decree forbids use of fichas etc, Mexico City, 25 March 1905 (relevant article)
circular to interventors on bank's balance sheet, Mexico City, 13 May 1905
Decree modifying the ley general de Instituciones de Crédito, Mexico City, 13 May 1905
circular núm. 3 to interventors on bank's balance sheet, Mexico City, 22 July 1905
circular núm. 5 to interventors on place of residence, Mexico City, 25 October 1905
Ernesto Madero, circular núm. 14 on interventors' place of residence, Mexico City, 16 June 1911
Madero modifies Ley General on private vales, Mexico City, 19 November 1912
Notice of counterfeit $100 Banco Nacional de México notes, Mexico City, 2 May 1913
Luis G. Pardo, circular núm. 16 on counterfeit Banco Nacional de México $100 notes, Mexico City, 14 May 1913
circular on El Modelo advertisements, Mexico City, 11 June 1913
Huerta bans export of specie, Mexico City, 26 August 1913
Huerta declares notes of state banks obligatory circulation, Mexico City, 5 November 1913
circular núm. 11 authorising banks to exchange notes for small change, Mexico City, 7 November 1913
circular núm. 16 on amount of notes in circulation, Mexico City, 8 November 1913
Huerta permits the issue of $1 and $2 notes, Mexico City, 19 November 1913
Congress ratifies Huerta's recent decrees, Mexico City, 13 December 1913
Huerta creates bonds of Deuda Nacional Amortizable del 5%, Mexico City, 18 December 1913
Huerta proclaims bank holiday, Mexico City, 20 December 1913
Huerta extends bank holiday, Mexico City, 1 January 1914
Huerta creates Guarantee Fund, Mexico City, 6 January 1914
Huerta modifies Ley General, Mexico City, 7 January 1914
List of banks covered by Guarantee Fund, Mexico City, 9 January 1914
Bancos de Guanajuato and Querétaro added to list, 10 January 1914
More banks added to Guarantee Fund, Mexico City, 12 January 1914
Huerta extends moratorium, Mexico City, 14 January 1914
List of banks in Guarantee Fund, Mexico City, 20 January 1914
List of banks in Guarantee Fund, Mexico City, 25 March 1914
Huerta authorises 50c notes, Mexico City, 30 March 1914
Huerta authorises issue of bonds, Mexico City, 30 March 1914
Huerta extends period for banknotes to be of obligatory acceptance, Mexico City, 31 March 1914
Compañía de Tranvías de México's notice on planillas, Mexico City, April 1914
Huerta creates Obligaciones Provisionales, Mexico City, 6 July 1914
Regulations for issue of Bonos Amortizables 6%, Mexico City, 8 July 1914
Broadsheet of La Junta Revolucionaria de México, Mexico City, 23 July 1914
Modification of regulations for Obligaciones Provisionales, Mexico City, 25 July 1914
Carranza increases fractional currency, Mexico City, 26 August 1914
Director de la Renta del Timbre's circular núm. 16 to accept Obligaciones Provisionales and banknotes, Mexico City, 26 August 1914
Carranza admits banknotes and Obligaciones Provisionales, Mexico City, 27 August 1914
Regulations for incinerating banknotes, Mexico City, 12 September 1914
Carranza modifies Art. 113 of the Ley general de Instituciones de Crédito, Mexico City, 12 September 1914
Regulations for Art. 113 of the Ley general de Instituciones del Crédito, Mexico City, 12 September 1914
Carranza authorizes new issue of $130,000,000, Mexico City, 19 September 1914
Carranza increases fractional currency, Mexico City, 28 September 1914
Reynoso on regulations for interventors, Mexico City, 13 October 1914
Secretaría de Hacienda’s declaration on the Obligaciones Provisionales, Mexico City, 15 October 1914
Circular núm. 1127 on serial numbers of Obligaciones Provisionales, Mexico City, 16 October 1914
circular núm. 149 on customs houses accepting U. S. Currency, Mexico City, 17 October 1914
Secretaría de Hacienda on validity of various issues, Mexico City, 23 October 1914
Carranza's decree that 50% of payments to public offices should be in Ejército Constitucionalista notes, Mexico City, 27 October 1914
Carranza orders military commanders to prevent the circulation of Huertista issues, Mexico City, 13 November 1914
Vicente Navarro, governor, lists notes of forced circulation, Mexico City, 1 December 1914
Eulalio Gutiérrez, President, declares Carranza's Gobierno Provisional issues worthless, Mexico City, 17 December 1914
Clarification on Gutiérrez’s decree, Mexico City, 17 December 1914
Rectification of Gutiérrez’ decree, Mexico City, 22 December 1914
Notice on the use of 1c Compañía de Tranvías de México notes, Mexico City, 23 December 1914
Domingo Valdés Llano, Tesorero de la Federación, on speculation, Mexico City, 29 December 1914
extends period for revalidation Gobierno Provisional notes, Mexico City, 30 December 1914
Eulalio Gutiérrez creates Bonos de la Deuda Interior Amortizable, Mexico City, 5 January 1915
Characteristics of counterfeit Ejército Constitucionalista notes, Mexico City, January 1915
Felicitos F. Villarreal prorogues period for revalidation, Mexico City, 15 January 1915
Convention's list of notes in forced circulation, Mexico City, January 1915
Roque González Garza, decree núm. 2, establishes death penalty for counterfeiting, Mexico City, 19 January 1915
Roque González Garza, President, modifies decree of 17 December, Mexico City, 23 January 1915
Roque González Garza, President, on revalidating Monclova and Chihuahua issues, Mexico City, 23 January 1915
Vito Alessio Robles, governor, on speculation and on Compañía de Tranvías planillas, Mexico City, 25 January 1915
Alvaro Obregón prohibits Villista issues, Mexico City, 30 January 1915
Alvaro Obregón allows Villista issues, Mexico City, 4 February 1915
Summary of notes in issue and counterfeits discovered to date, Mexico City, March 1915
Gildardo Magaña, governor, lists issues of forced circulation, Mexico City, 14 March 1915
Roque González Garza, amends decree on revalidations, Mexico City, 17 March 1915
Roque González Garza cancels issue of 25,000,000 pesos, Mexico City, 1 April 1915
Roque González Garza, President, extends period for revalidating notes, Mexico City, 11 May 1915
Roque González Garza modifies numbers of Gobierno Provisional de México notes, Mexico City, 31 May 1915
Clarification on validity of various issues, 1915
Gildardo Magaña, governor, forces sábanas, Mexico City, 15 June 1915
J. Quevedo on casas de cambio, Mexico City, 15 June 1915
Consejo de Ministros' meeting, Mexico City, 25 June 1915
Pablo González nullifies $1 Gobierno Provisional de México Revalidados Altos, Mexico City, 16 June 1915
Francisco Lagos Cházaro retires Villista notes, Mexico City, 26 June 1915
Regulations for withdrawing Villista issues, Mexico City, 26 June 1915
Pablo Gonzalez nullifies Villista issues and forces Carrancista issues, Mexico City, 16 July 1915
Zapatistas enforce issues, Mexico City, 19 July 1915
López de Lara, governor, decrees only Carrancista issues valid, Mexico City, 9 August 1915
Rules for the use of streetcars, Mexico City, 17 August 1915
Francisco Lagos Chazaro modifies decree of 17 December 1914, Mexico City, 25 August 1915
López de Lara, governor, regulating casas de cambio, Mexico City, 11 September 1915
Dirección General de la Renta del Timbre’s circular núm. 83 on retiring all notes lacking dates etc., México City, 21 September 1915
Governor on use of planillas, Mexico City, 28 September 1915
Pablo González on Gobierno Provisional de Mexico notes, México City, 29 September 1915
Dirección General de la Renta del Timbre circular núm. 86 relays Carranza’s circular on extending time period, Mexico City, 1 October 1915
Rules for the revalidation of Gobieno Provisional de México notes, Mexico City, 1 October 1915
Dirección General de la Renta del Timbre’s circular núm. 87 on Revalidados Bajos, Mexico City, 2 October 1915
Dirección General de la Renta del Timbre’s circular núm. 88 on Villista issues, Mexico City, 15 October 1915
Circular núm. 40 establishes Comisión Reguladora e Inspectora de Instituciones de Crédito, Mexico City, 26 October 1915
Nicéforo Zambrano lists revalidated $20 notes, Mexico City, 30 October 1915
Nicéforo Zambrano, circular núm. 2 on $50 notes, Mexico City, 30 October 1915
Nicéforo Zambrano, circular núm. 3 on $100 notes, Mexico City, 30 October 1915
Comisión Reguladora to banks on holdings of Villista and Zapatista issues, Mexico City, 6 November 1915
Declaration of Comisión Reguladora on the Banco Nacional de México, Mexico City, 16 November 1915
Declaration of Comisión Reguladora on the Banco de Londres y México, Mexico City, 16 November 1915
Circular núm. 46 extends period for banks to reply to Comisión, Mexico City, 27 November 1915
Circular núm. 48 on various issues, Mexico City, 1 December 1915
F. M. Busto, Oficial Mayor, warning to businesses issuing vales, Mexico City, 4 December 1915
Nicéforo Zambrano, circular núm. 7 lists revalidated $20, $50 and $100 notes, Mexico City, 8 December 1915
Insolvency of the Bancos de Jalisco, Aguascalientes, Guanajuato, Morelos and Durango, Mexico City, 15 December 1915
M. Breceda, Administrador Principal, clarifies Carranza's circular núm. 48, Mexico City, 31 December 1915
Manuel F. Busto, Oficial Mayor, on Carranza's circular núm. 48, Mexico City, 4 January 1916
Regulations for withdrawing and incinerating banknotes, Mexico City, 9 March 1916
Regulations for withdrawing and incinerating banknotes, Mexico City, 11 March 1916
Circular núm. 68 prohibits printing on notes, Mexico City, 22 April 1916
Carranza on using paper money to pay taxes, Mexico City, 26 April 1916
Circular núm. 74 on payments, Mexico City, 27 April 1916
Circular núm. 75 on payments, Mexico City, 27 April 1916
Circular núm. 76 on payments, Mexico City, 27 April 1916
Circular núm. 77 on payments, Mexico City, 27 April 1916
Carranza lists issues that will be exchanged, Mexico City, 28 April 1916
Circular núm. 79 on $1 and $2 notes, Mexico City, 29 April 1916
R. Nieto, circular núm. 80 adds Director de los Ferrocarriles Constitucionalistas to the Comisión Monetaria, Mexico City, 29 April 1916
Circular núm. 82 on $1 and $2 notes, Mexico City, 4 May 1916
Luis Cabrera on old issues, Mexico City, 6 May 1916
Circular núm. 83 on accepting old notes, Mexico City, 6 May 1916
La Comisión Reguladora del Comercio, on prices and use of notes, Mexico City, 7 May 1916
Carranza changes quantities for infalsificables, Mexico City, 9 May 1916
Circular núm. 85 on Brigada de Sinaloa notes, Mexico City, 11 May 1916
R. Nieto, circular núm. 87 on casas listing holdings, Mexico City, 11 May 1916
Compañía de Tranvías de México on its planillas, Mexico City, 11 May 1916
The Comisión Monetaria invites the public to witness an incineration, Mexico City, 12 May 1916
César López de Lara, governor, fixes prices, Mexico City, 13 May 1916
Circular núm. 89 cancels circular núm. 79, Mexico City, 20 May 1916
Benjamín Hill on obligation to pay in infalsificables, Mexico City, 29 May 1916
Circular núm. 92 on exchange rates for old issues, Mexico City, 30 May 1916
Carranza retires high value Veracruz and Ejército Constitucionalista notes, Mexico City, 31 May 1916
Circular núm. 95 on banks etc. declaring their holdings, Mexico City, 2 June 1916
Circular núm. 96 brings forward date for retiring high value notes, Mexico City, 2 June 1916
Luis Cabrera, Secretario de Hacienda, explains early withdrawal of Ejército Constitucionalista notes, June 1916
Circular núm. 97 on changing high value notes for the poor, Mexico City, 5 June 1916
Circular núm. 100 clarifies decree on retiring notes, Mexico City, 9 June 1916
Circular núm. 102 on exchanging low value Veracruz and Ejército Constitucionalista notes, Mexico City, 10 June 1916
Comisión Monetaria inviting people to deposit Veracruz and Ejército Constitucionalista notes, Mexico City, 15 June 1916
Circular núm. 103 on rate of exchange, Mexico City, 16 June 1916
Benjamín G. Hill, Comandante Militar, that prices must be stated in infalsificables, Mexico City, 17 June 1916
Carranza on withdrawing old issues, Mexico City, 28 June 1916
R. N. Millán y Alva on payments, Mexico City, 30 June 1916
Carranza allows banks etc. to renew currency transactions, Mexico City, 3 July 1916
R. Nieto, circular núm. 107 on reporting transactions, Mexico City, 3 July 1916
A. Aillaud, Subsecretario, that office for exchanging low-value Veracruz notes open, Mexico City, 21 July 1916
Secretaría de Hacienda y Crédito Público invites the public to view notes about to be incinerated, Mexico City, 22 July 1916
Carranza on redeeming deposited notes, Mexico City, 24 July 1916
Carranza extends period for depositing notes, Mexico City, 2 August 1916
Carranza's decree launches the infalsificables, Mexico City, 27 April 1916
Carranza modifies role of Comisión Monetaria, Mexico City, 30 August 1916
Carranza gives banks 60 days to increase their reserves, Mexico City, 15 September 1916
Carranza's Law of Payments, Mexico City, 15 September 1916
Circular to banks on submitting balances, Mexico City, 20 September 1916
Carranza extends period for retiring low value notes, Mexico City, 16 October 1916
Carranza on payment of wages, Mexico City, 23 October 1916
Dirección General del Timbre’s circular núm. 270 on vales, Mexico City, 2 November 1916
J. M. Alvarez del Castillo, on discounting $1 and $2 infalsificables, Mexico City, 6 November 1916
Direccion General del Timbre's circular that $2 Series A are legal tender, Mexico City, 9 November 1916
Circular núm. 135 fixes rate of exchange for infalsificables, Mexico City, 9 November 1916
Carranza that public salaries should be paid 50% in gold and 50% in infalsificables, Mexico City, 16 November 1916
Carranza on the liquidation of banks, Mexico City, 14 December 1916
Circular núm. 149 fixes rate of exchange for infalsificables, Mexico City, 19 December 1916
Carranza's decree núm. 20 on payment of certain taxes, Mexico City, 29 March 1917
Carranza's report to Congress, Mexico City, 15 April 1917 (selections)
Carranza’s modifies decree on liquidation of banks, Mexico City, 6 April 1917
Carranza designates Comisión Monetaria as liquidator of the banks, Mexico City, 7 July 1917
Circular núm. 15 on interventors, Mexico City, 19 July 1917
Comisión Monetaria's circular núm. 7 on incinerations, Mexico City, 27 August 1917
Carranza prohibits speculation in certain issues, Mexico City, 4 September 1917
circular núm. 32 on rate for Comisión Reguladora del Mercado del Henequén notes, Mexico City, 30 July 1918
Circular núm. 38 on equivalences, Mexico City, 16 August 1918
Comisión Monetaria's circular núm. 17 on incinerating $1 and $2 notes, Mexico City, 22 November 1918
Circular on cancelling infalsificables, Mexico City, 8 July 1919
Carranza authorise Comisíon Monetaria to issue vales, Mexico City, 10 January 1920
Circular núm. 10 on Comisión Monetaria's vales, Mexico City, 31 January 1920
Adolfo de la Huerta withdrawing the vales of the Comisión Monetaria, Mexico City, 14 July 1920
Alvaro Obregón's decree on the banks in liquidation, Mexico City, 31 January 1921
Adolfo de la Huerta, circular núm. 142 on questions to banks, Mexico City, 30 November 1921
Alvaro Obregón extends period for banks, Mexico City, 12 May 1922
Alvaro Obregón prorogues period for banks to issue certificates, Mexico City, 30 November 1922
Register of "La Casa Gratuita"'s intellectual property, Mexico City, 19 June 1923
Decree reforming the decree of 31 January 1921 on the banks in liquidation, Mexico City, 9 July 1924
La Solución a los Problemas de la Escasez de Moneda, SHCP, 8 May 1935
Durango
Legislature enables establishment of a bank in Durango, Durango, 18 October 1881
Concession for the Banco de Durango, Mexico City, 6 September 1890
Contract reforming the concession of the Banco de Durango, Mexico City, 18 September 1897
Pastor Rouaix, governor, authorises Asociación Durangueña notes, Durango, 31 July 1913
Pastor Rouaix declares Asociación Durangueña notes of forced circulation, Durango, 31 July 1913
Pastor Rouaix, governor, replaces $5 bonos with 20c bonos, Durango, 13 September 1913
Basis for a second issue of Asociación notes, Durango, 2 October 1913
Pastor Rouaix declares bonos of forced circulation, Durango, 3 October 1913
Pastor Rouaix, Governor, on local issues, Ciudad Lerdo, 16 October 1913
Pastor Rouaix on bonos, Durango, 12 December 1913
Pastor Rouaix declares Constitutionalist issues of forced circulation, Durango, 13 December 1913
Enrique R. Nájera, Jefe de Armas, on issues of forced circulation, Durango, 15 December 1913
Pastor Rouaix relays Carranza’s circular núm. 7 on banks, Durango, 1 January 1914
Circular requiring Jefes Políticos to withdraw prívate issues within fifteen days and produce a report, Durango, 4 February 1914
Pastor Rouaix decommissions banks, Durango, 24 February 1914
Government publishes Carranza’s decree núm. 21, Durango, 1 March 1914
Pastor Rouaix on isues of forced circulation, Durango, 6 March 1914
Notice on counterfeit $20 Banco de la Laguna notes, Durango, 11 April 1914
Carranza orders railways to accept Constitutionalist currency, Durango, 21 May 1914
Carranza authorises issue of $1,500,000, Durango, 2 June 1914
Severino Ceniceros, Governor, on Arrieta notes, Durango, 28 September 1914
Emiliano Saravia, governor, on Arrieta notes, Durango, 14 December 1914
Emiliano Saravia on notes signed by del Real Alfaro alone, Durango, 18 March 1915
Emiliano Saravia disowns Carranzista issues, Durango, 30 March 1915
Patricio Hernández, Presidente Municipal, relays Tomás Urbina's decree on payment to miners, Inde, 25 April 1915 (English translation)
characteristic of bogus Estado de Durango notes, Durango, 7 May 1915
Emiliano Saravia on exchanging Arrieta notes, Durango, 21 June 1915
Máximo García, governor, on hoarding, Durango, 13 September 1915
Cámara de Comercio’s proposal for issue of fractional currency, Durango, 25 September 1915
Francisco Murguía, Jefe de las Operaciones, prohibits local issues, Durango, 10 November 1915
Insolvency of the Bancos de Jalisco, Aguascalientes, Guanajuato, Morelos and Durango, Mexico City, 15 December 1915
List of bonos issued, Durango, 4 April 1916
Arnulfo González, governor, on retiring high value notes, Durango, 6 June 1916
Arnulfo Gonzaléz, Governor, decree núm. 20 on withdrawal of Ejército Constitucionalista notes, Durango, 13 June 1916
Fortunato Maicotte relays Carranza’s decree on changing notes, Durango, 14 September 1916
F. Castaños, circular núm. 1 relays Carranza's decree on payment of taxes, Durango, 27 October 1916
Estado de México
José Ignacio Sotomayor, on liquidating Banco de Tejas notes, Tlalpan, 19 May 1829
Decree núm. 78 creates bonos, Toluca, 30 August 1848
Decree núm. 116 grants rights to holders of bonos, Toluca, 24 January 1849
Withdrawal of concession for a bank of issue in Toluca, Mexico City, 16 March 1897
Concession for El Banco del Estado de México, Mexico City, 2 April 1897
Prospectus for the Banco del Estado de México, Toluca, April 1897
Joaquín Beltrán, governor, relays Huerta’s decree allowing 50c notes, Toluca, 3 April 1914
Joaquín Beltrán, governor, relays Huerta’s decree on 6% bonos, Toluca, 3 April 1914
Joaquín Beltrán, governor, relays Huerta’s decree on notes of banks of issue, Toluca, 4 April 1914
Francisco Murguía, governor, outlaws tienda de raya, Toluca, 1 September 1914
Establishment of an office to exchange notes, Toluca, 21 November 1914
Aureliano González, Jefe de Armas, on validity, Ixtlahuaca, 28 December 1914
Inocente Quintanilla, Comandante Militar, that Estado de Durango notes of forced circulation, Toluca, 6 January 1915
F. Ibarra, Inspector General de Policía, lists issues of forced circulation, Toluca, 29 January 1915
Gustavo Baz’s decree núm. 4 creates fractional currency, Toluca, 1 March 1915
Regulations for new fractional currency, Toluca, 1 March 1915
Gustavo Baz’ decree núm. 5 creates provisional $5 notes, Toluca, 1 March 1915
Gustavo Baz, Governor, on speculating with sábanas, Toluca, 1 March 1915
Gustavo Baz, governor, that Veracruz notes are null and void, Toluca, 6 March 1915
Gustavo Baz’ decree núm. 7 modifies fractional currency, Toluca, 25 March 1915
Governor that offices should only accept 25% of payments in Villista notes, Toluca, 13 April 1915
Gustavo Baz’ decree núm. 10 bis modifies fractional currency, Toluca, 6 May 1915
Gustavo Baz withdraws $5 notes, Toluca, 22 May 1915
Gustavo Baz’ decree núm. 19 on fractional currency, Toluca, 13 July 1915
Gustavo Baz’ decree núm. 20 on fractional currency, Toluca, 26 July 1915
Governor that Durango notes revalidated in Mexico City are of forced circulation, Toluca, 29 July 1915
The Convention lists issues of forced circulation, Toluca, 16 August 1915
Gustavo Baz’ decree núm. 22 on guaranteeing his paper currency, Toluca, 26 August 1915
Alejo G. González, Jefe de las Operaciones, nullifies enemies’ issues, Toluca, 15 October 1915
Report on solvency of Banco del Estado de México, Mexico City, 16 December 1915
Zapatista General Castillo enforces Conventionist issues, Chalmita, 6 January 1916
Adolfo de la Huerta, Secretario de Hacienda, reauthorises the Banco del Estado de México, Mexico City, 28 March 1921
Guanajuato
Concession for El Banco de Guanajuato, Mexico City, 25 April 1900
José de Jesús Peña, governor, authorises Tesorería General fractionals, Guanajuato, 25 December 1913
Romulo Cuellar, governor,on fractionals, Guanajuato, 5 March 1914
Jesús Carranza authorised company notes, Guanajuato, 2 August 1914
Jesús Carranza authorises Guanajuato Consolidated Mining and Milling Company to issue notes, Guanajuato, 3 August 1914
Jesús Carranza authorises Guanajuato Development Company to issue notes, Guanajuato, 3 August 1914
Jesús Carranza authorises Guanajuato Reduction and Mines Company to issue notes, Guanajuato, 3 August 1914
de la Garza, governor, lists forced issues, Guanajuato. 21 August 1914
Saldaña, Administrador del Timbre, on Huertista banknotes, Guanajuato, 22 August 1914
Administración General de Rentas lists acceptable notes, Guanajuato, 1 September 1914
Jefatura Superior de Hacienda on counterfeit sábanas, Guanajuato, October 1914
Characteristics of counterfeit Durango and Monclova notes, Guanajuato, December 1914
Governor lists notes of forced circulation, Guanajuato, 1 December 1914
List of valid Constitutionalist issues, Guanajuato, 17 December 1914
Bonifacio Soto’s decree núm. 7 relays Villa’s establishment of three Departments of State, León, 3 February 1915
Jefe de Armas warns about refusing Chihuahua notes, Guanajuato, 28 February 1915
V. Alvarez, Presidente Municipal, on prices and accepting notes, Gerecuro, March 1915
A. M. Ugarte on Gobierno Provisional notes, Léon, 16 March 1915
Obregón nullifies Villista issues, Celaya, 5 April 1915
José Siurob, governor, relays Carranza’s decree on withdrawing issues, Guanajuato, 20 May 1915
General Natera declares all issues valid, Guanajuato, 6 June 1915
Miguel A. Peralta, Secretario General decree núm. 10 on valid and invalid issues, Guanajuato, 5 August 1915
José Siurob, governor, on Gobierno Provisional notes, Guanajuato, 19 August 1915
José Siurob, governor, on notes in forced circulation, Guanajuato, 22 September 1915
Insolvency of the Bancos de Jalisco, Aguascalientes, Guanajuato, Morelos and Durango, Mexico City, 15 December 1915
Presidente Municipal on issues of forced circulation, León, January 1916
Héctor E. Huacuja, Presidente Municipal, on issues, Salvatierra, 10 January 1916
Ignacio Estrada, Presidente Municipal, relays Secretaría de Hacienda’s circular núm. 48, Guanajuato, 11 January 1916
Administrador de Correos on notes, León, February 1916
F. G. Treviño, Presidente Municipal, on issues of forced circulation, León, 17 March 1916
Juan Araujo, Oficial Mayor, on unrevalidated notes, Guanajuato, 21 March 1916
I. A. Benavides, Jefe de Armas, on accepting notes, León, 25 March 1916
Héctor E. Huacaja, Presidente Municipal on Gobierno Provisional and Ejército Constitucionalista notes, Salvatierra, 28 March 1916
Presidente Municipal on businesses, León, 31 March 1916
redeeming Cámara de Comercio notes, León, 1 April 1916
José López Lira reports Carranza's message on establishments closing, Guanajuato, 3 April 1916
E. Ayala, Jefe de Hacienda, on revalidated notes, Guanajuato, 13 April 1916
Orozco Avila, Presidente Municipal, on lack of resello, León, 29 April 1916
Guillermo Aguilar, Presidente Municipal, on exchange rate, Guanajuato, 29 May 1916
José López Lira on notes of forced circulation, Guanajuato, 31 May 1916
circular on withdrawing Ejército Constitucionalista notes, León, 3 June 1916
Guerrero
Contract to establish a bank of issue in Guerrero, Mexico City, 30 September 1903
Government contract with Chilpancingo branch of the Banco Nacional de México for a credit facility, Chilpancingo, 9 April 1910
Salgado establishes Banco Revolucionario, Chilpancingo, 5 October 1914
issue of Banco Revolucionario, Chilpancingo, 8 October 1914
Salgada, Governor, circular núm. 1, on El Banco Revolucionario de Guerrero, Ciudad Bravos, 15 October 1914
Salgado, Governor, establishes branches for El Banco Revolucionario de Guerrero,Ciudad Bravos, 15 October 1914
Zapata extends period for revalidation, Iguala, 11 February 1915
Crispín Galeana, comandante militar, on the forced circulation of notes, Tlapa, 18 March 1915
Crispín Galeana, comandante militar, warns storekeepers on prices and enforces use of boletos, Tlapa, April 1915
Incineration of Banco Revolucionario de Guerrero notes, 15 June 1915
Insolvency of El Banco de Guerrero, Mexico City, 16 November 1915
Simón Díaz, governor, relays Carranza’s regulations for withdrawing banknotes, Acapulco, 21 May 1916
Simón Díaz, governor, relays Carranza’s creation of Comisión Monetaria, Acapulco, 21 May 1916
Simón Díaz, governor, relays Carranza’s creation of fondo regulador, Acapulco, 21 May 1916
Simón Díaz, governor, relays Carranza’s list of notes that will be exchanged, Acapulco, 5 June 1916
Simón Díaz, governor, on value of old issue, Acapulco, 1 August 1916
Hidalgo
Francisco Molinos del Campo relays decree of Congress creating paper money, Pachuca, April 1823
Agreement to establish a bank of issue in Hidalgo, Mexico City, 28 February 1902
Nicholás Flores, provisional governor, permits Obligaciones Provisionales, Pachuca, 1 September 1914
Administración Principal del Timbre accepts Ejército Constitucionalista notes, Pachuca, October 1914
Administración Principal del Timbre that Villista sábanas are of forced circulation, Pachuca, October 1914
Daniel Cerecedo Estrada, governor, extends period for Gobierno Provisional notes, Pachuca, 1 January 1915
Fortunato Maicotte, governor, allows mining companies to issue vales, Pachuca, 13 February 1915
José L. Aguilar, Secretario General, warns businesses not to use Chihuahua notes, Hidalgo, 19 February 1915
José L. Aguilar, Secretario General, on Durango notes, Pachuca, 20 February 1915
José L. Aguilar, Secretario General, lists notes of forced circulation, Pachuca, 12 March 1915
José L. Aguilar, Secretario General, warns businesses, Pachuca, 30 March 1915
José L. Aguilar, Secretario General, lists notes of forced circulation, Pachuca, 31 March 1915
Alfredo Machuca, governor, issues vales, Pachuca, 29 April 1915
Arturo Lazo de la Vega's report in local issues, Pachuca, 20 August 1915
Notice about counterfeit cartones, Pachuca, 2 September 1915
Insolvency of the Banco de Hidalgo, Mexico City, 16 November 1915
Eduardo Cisneros, Preboste, that Veracruz and Ejército Constitucionalista notes are still of forced circulation, Pachuca, 15 December 1915
Director General de Rentas on local vales, Pachuca, 20 December 1915
Arturo Lazo de la Vega, Secretario General, on withdrawing local vales, Pachuca, 20 December 1915
F. Cataño, Administrador Principal, on exchange rate for Constitutionalist paper, Pachuca, 22 December 1915
Nicolás Flores, governor, creates Comisiones Reguladoras del Comercio, Pachuca, 21 February 1916
Eduardo Cisneros, Preboste, relays circular num. 48, Pachuca, 24 February 1916
F. Cataño, Administrador Principal, on notes with counterfeit resellos, Pachuca, 9 March 1916
Arturo Lazo de la Vega, Secretario General, on Veracruz and Ejército Constitucionalista issues, Pachuca, 10 March 1916
Nicolás Flores, Governor, on notes of forced circulation, Pachuca, 6 June 1916
Arturo Lazo de la Vega, circular núm. 25 on collecting Veracruz y Ejército Constitucionalista notes, Pachuca, 26 June 1916
F. Cataño, Administrador Principal, on exchange rate for banknotes, Pachuca, 10 August 1916
Nicolás Flores, governor, on public employees' salaries, Pachuca, 1 November 1916
Nicolás Flores, governor, on public employees’ salaries, Pachuca, 16 November 1916
Nicolás Flores, governor, relays Carranza's decree on the Banco Unico, Pachuca, 1 October 1917
Jalisco
Aurelio Hermoso, substitute governor, on liquidaciones, Guadalajara, 19 October 1870
Aurelio Hermoso, substitute governor, on liquidaciones, Guadalajara, 9 January 1871
Jesús Camarena, interim governor, on liquidaciones, Guadalajara, 31 March 1871
Félix Barron, governor, on payment of pensions, Guadalajara, 23 August 1871
Agreement to establish a bank of issue in Jalisco, Mexico City, 26 July 1898
Secret Service report on Henry Middleton, New Orleans, 9 August 1910
Manuel M. Diéguez, Governor, decree núm. 1 that Constitutionalist issues forced circulation, San Marcos, 18 June 1914
Manuel M. Diéguez, Governor, decree núm. 2 authorises issue, San Marcos, 18 June 1914
Aguirre Berlanga, Secretario de Gobierno, circular núm. 2 clarifies which notes are of forced circulation, Guadalajara, 30 June 1914
Alvaro Obregón’s decree núm. 1 on forced loan, Guadalajara, 14 July 1914
G. J. Jiménez, Director General de Rentas, notice on exchanging 50c notes, Guadalajara, 1 August 1914
Manuel M. Diéguez, Governor, decree núm. 9 against speculation, Guadalajara, 5 August 1914
Diéguez’s decree núm. 12 authorises fractional notes, Guadalajara, 11 August 1914
General order on Tepic issues, Guadalajara, 21 August 1914
Manuel M. Diéguez, governor, on Banco Nacional de México notes, Guadalajara, 25 August 1914
A. Ruíz, Secretario de Hacienda, on Villista issues, Guadalajara, 29 September 1914
Manuel Aguirre Berlanga, governor, decree num. 39 on minimun salaries and payment of wages, Guadalajara, 7 October 1914
Newspaper confirmation that Huertista notes are worthless, Guadalajara, 17 October 1914
Manuel M. Diéguez, Governor, decree núm. 43 increases fractional issue, Guadalajara, 24 October 1914
Luis Castellanos y Tapia, Presidente Municipal, lists issues of forced circulation, Guadalajara, 4 December 1914
Circular núm. 15 that sábanas need to be revalidated, Guadalajara, 5 December 1914
Instructions on revalidating sábanas, Guadalajara, 7 December 1914
Notice that period for revalidating Gobierno Provisional notes has been extended, Guadalajara, 2 January 1915
Julián Medina, Governor, decree núm. 58 on forced loan, Guadalajara, 7 January 1915
Julián C. Medina on local issues, Guadalajara, 11 January 1915
Manuel M. Diéguez, Governor, decree núm. 59 authorises more fractionals, Guadalajara, 4 February 1915
Manuel M. Díeguez, Governor, decree núm. 60 moves state capital to Ciudad Guzmán, Guadalajara, 8 February 1915
Villa's decree núm. 4. lists notes of forced circulation, Guadalajara, 13 February 1915
Julián Medina, Governor, decree núm. 61 on forced loan, Guadalajara, 20 February 1915
Guilebaldo F. Romero, Presidente Municipal declares all Villista notes are of forced circulation, Guadalajara, 10 March 1915
Guilebaldo F. Romero, Presidente Municipal Interino, lists notes of forced circulation, Guadalajara, 15 March 1915
Guilebaldo F. Romero, Presidente Municipal, on Villista issues, Guadalajara, 22 March 1915
Administrador Principal on Gobierno Provisional notes, Guadalajara, 31 March 1915
Medina, governor, disowns Carrancista notes, Guadalajara, 1 April 1915
L. Mendoza, Subsecretario, on notes of forced circulation, Guadalajara, 6 April 1915
Guilebaldo Romero, Presidente Municipal, clarifies issues of forced circulation, Guadalajara, 6 April 1915
J. E. González, Subsecretario, circular on forced issues, Guadalajara, 11 May 1915
Berlanga, governor, issues decree núm. 65 authorising fractionals, Guadalajara, 29 May 1915
M. Aguirre Berlanga, Governor, that Obregón issue is of forced circulation, Guadalajara, 29 June 1915
Pablo González on one peso Revalidado Alto notes, Mexico City, 16 July 1915
Juan Silva, that Villista notes are of forced circulation, Cocula,15 August 1915
E. B. Calderón, Director General de Rentas, warns about counterfeit 10c cartones, Guadalajara, 4 September 1915
Gabriel Vargas, Jefe de Hacienda, relays Carranza’s circular núm. 35 on collecting Gobierno Provisional notes, Guadalajara, 13 September 1915
Gabriel Vargas, Jefe de Hacienda, relays Carranza's circulars núm. 31 and 33, Guadalajara, 14 September 1915
Gabriel Vargas, Jefe de Hacienda, on depositing Gobierno Provisional notes, Guadalajara, 28 September 1915
Gabriel Vargas, Jefe de Hacienda, that Veracruz and Ejército Constitucionalista notes are still valid even without resellos, Guadalajara, 15 December 1915
Insolvency of the Bancos de Jalisco, Aguascalientes, Guanajuato, Morelos and Durango, Mexico City, 15 December 1915
Gabriel Vargas, Jefe de Hacienda, extends period for depositing Chihuahua notes, Guadalajara, 15 February 1916
Carranza on need for new issue, Guadalajara, 25 February 1916
Carranza on casas de cambio, Chapala, 4 March 1916
Luis Castellanos y Tapia, Presidente Municipal, that Constitutionalist issues are of forced circulation, Guadalajara, 15 March 1916
Aguirre Berlanga, Governor, on notes lacking resellos, Guadalajara, 23 March 1916
Presidente Municipal on lower value notes, Guadalajara, June 1916
Adolfo de la Huerta, Secretario de Hacienda, reauthorises the Banco de Jalisco, Mexico City, 22 March 1921
Cámara Nacional de Comercio, Industria y Minería to issue cheques, Guadalajara, 30 April 1935
Cámara Nacional de Comercio warns of counterfeit cheques, Guadalajara, 6 June 1935
Michoacán
Concession for the Banco de Michoacán, Mexico City, 10 May 1902
Modification of the Banco de Michoacán’s concession, Mexico City, 29 January 1909
Miguel Estrada, manager of Banco Refaccionario, gives last call to redeem banknotes, Morelia, March 1914
Presidente Municipal’s circular núm. 115 on Obligaciones Provisionales, Morelia, 31 October 1914
Presidente Municipal’s circular núm. 117 on acceptance, Morelia, 4 November 1914
Presidente Municipal’s circular núm. 123 on forced circulation, Morelia, 13 November 1914
Gertrudis G. Sánchez, governor, declares Chihuahua notes of forced circulation, Morelia, 26 November 1914
Gertrudis G. Sánchez, governor, authorises issue, Morelia, 19 December 1914
Francisco Murguia authorises issue, Uruapán, 20 December 1914
Aurelio Castañón, Jefe de Hacienda, on exchanging Gobierno Provisional notes, Morelia, 1 January 1915
Jefe de Hacienda prorrogues period for exchange, Morelia, 6 January 1915
Prefecto’s circular núm. 7 on $5 Gobierno Provisional notes, Morelia, 23 January 1915
Prefecto’s circular núm. 15 on $1 Gobierno Provisional notes, Morelia, 4 February 1915
Gertrudis G. Sánchez, governor, authorises issue, Morelia, 5 February 1915
Gertrudis G. Sánchez, governor, on revalidating Chihuahua notes, Morelia, 12 February 1915
José I. Prieto, governor, lists forced issues, Morelia, 4 March 1915
José Prieto, governor, on issues of forced circulation, Morelia, 10 March 1915
José I. Prieto, governor, modifies list of forced issues, Morelia, 18 March 1915
Ayuntamiento on forced issues, Morelia, 6 April 1915
Cecilio García, governor, declares all notes to be of forced circulation, Morelia, 13 April 1915
Alfredo Elizondo, governor, decrees Sánchez issue is forced, Morelia, 28 April 1915
circular núm. 6 on Veracruz and Ejército Constitucionalista notes, Morelia, 29 December 1915
Presidente Municipal lists forced issues, Morelia, 25 February 1916
Tesorería General no longer exchanging notes, Morelia, 29 February 1916
Presidente Municipal on $10 and $20 Veracruz notes, Morelia, 24 March 1916
Tesorería General nullifies 50c Sánchez notes, Morelia, 8 April 1916
C. Guajardo, Secretario General, orders businesses to reopen, Morelia, 2 May 1916
C. Muro Sandoval, Presidente Municipal, doubles taxes, Morelia, 4 May 1916
Alfredo Elizondo, Governor,on rate of exchange for Veracruz and Ejército Constitucionalista notes, Morelia, 8 May 1916
Tesorería General on rates of exchange, Morelia, 26 May 1916
Presidente Municipal on low value Veracruz and Ejército Constitucionalista notes, Morelia, 6 June 1916
Elizondo, governor, on Veracruz and Ejército Constitucionalista notes, Uruapan, 12 June 1916
Presidente Municipal on $5 and $10 Veracruz and Ejército Constitucionalista notes, Morelia, 13 June 1916
Presidente Municipal publishes Elizondo's decree on collecting Veracruz and Ejército Constitucionalista notes, Morelia, 14 June 1916
Presidente Municipal on rate of exchange for Veracruz notes, Morelia, 14 June 1916
Presidente Municipal on exchanging Sánchez' cartones, Morelia, 20 June 1916
circular núm. 13 on exchanging Veracruz and Ejército Constitucionalista notes, Morelia, 17 July 1916
circular núm. 11 annuls circular 6, Morelia, 21 August 1916
Presidente Municipal on infalsificables, Morelia, 9 November 1916
Agustín Delgado, Presidente Municipal, attacks “coyotes”, Morelia, 10 November 1916
Elizondo, Governor, relays Carranza's decree on payments, Morelia, 23 November 1916
Presidente Municipal on infalsificables, Morelia, 4 December 1916
José Herrera, Tesorero Municipal, redeeming Antonio Méndez Padilla vales, Zamora, 31 January 1917
The Compañía Minera “Las Dos Estrellas” ordered to withdraw its vales, Morelia, 15 May 1917
Morelos
Agreement for the establishment of a bank in issue in Morelos, Mexico City, 17 September 1902
Emiliano Zapata bans Carrancista issues, Cuernavaca,10 October 1914
Manuel Padilla reports Convention's extension for revalidating notes, Cuernavaca, 8 February 1915
Roque González Garza, President, extends period for revalidation, Cuernavaca, 12 February 1915
List of notes of forced circulation, Cuernavaca, 12 February 1915
Convention authorises fractional issue, Cuernavaca, 17 February 1915
Santiago Orozco, that Gobierno Provisional del México - Veracruz notes are worthless, Cuernavaca, 24 February 1915
Roque González Garza authorises issue of 25,000,000 pesos, Cuernavaca, 25 February 1915
Roque González Garza on revalidation of Villistas notes, Cuernavaca, 25 February 1915
Consejo Ejecutivo de la Nación decrees new issue, Cuernavaca, 27 December 1915
Lorenzo Vázquez, governor, on acceptance of paper money, Cuernavaca, 9 January 1916
Consejo Ejecutivo authorizes issue, Cuernavaca, 10 January 1916
Comisión Reguladora’s report on Banco de Morelos, Mexico City, 12 January 1916
Emiliano Zapata prohibits trading with the enemy, Tlaltizapán, 9 February 1916
Nuevo León
Manuel Z. Gómez, Juarista governor, authorises an issue of bonos, Monterrey, 27 March 1867
Concession for El Banco de Nuevo León, Mexico City, 5 August 1891
New contract for the Banco de Nuevo León, Mexico City, 30 September 1897
Concession for the Banco Mercantil de Monterrey, Mexico City, 27 July 1899
Rodolfo García on counterfeit Banco de Nuevo León notes, Monterrey, 21 March 1910
Joaquín Telléz explains reasons for issuing División del Bravo notes, Monterrey, 6 January 1914
Secretario de Gobernación on withdrawing vales, Monterrey, 6 March 1914
Antonio I. Villarreal, Governor, on exchanging División del Bravo notes, Monterrey, 13 May 1914
Pablo González lists issues of forced circulation, Monterrey, 18 June 1914
E. Perusquía, Director General de la Renta del Timbre, circular núm. 14 on sábanas, Monterrey, 29 July 1914
Carranza’s decree núm. 33 increases fractional currency, Monterrey, 31 July 1914
Raúl Madero, decree núm. 3 on revalidating Gobierno Provisional notes, Monterrey, 25 February 1915
Pablo González authorises Cuerpo de Ejército del Noreste issue, Montemorelos, 4 March 1915
Raúl Madero, governor, decree núm. 5 on withdrawing Gobierno Provisional notes, Monterrey, 13 March 1915
R.A. Sepulveda’s letter on counterfeit dos caritas, Monterrey, 18 March 1915
Francisco Villa suspends the payment of interest by banks, Monterrey, 19 March 1915
Villa's decree on ore tax, Monterrey, 19 March 1915
Raul Madero, decree núm. 6, creates banco refaccionario, Monterrey, 26 March 1915
Francisco Villa nullifies all Carrancista issues, Monterrey, 29 March 1915
Raúl Madero, governor, decree núm. 7 nullifies Carrancista issues, Monterrey, 31 March 1915
Alfredo H. Hernández, inspector General, circular núm. 1 lists issues that are of forced circulation, Monterrey, 10 May 1915
notice on forced issues and counterfeit Ejército Constitucionalista notes, Nuevo León, June 1915
M. Treviño, Secretario General, on Ejército Constitucionalista issue, Monterrey, June 1915
Ildefonso V. Vázquez, governor, prohibits Chihuahua issues, Monterrey, 3 June 1915
Pablo de la Garza, governor, on Gobierno Provisional revalidados, Monterrey, 16 June 1915
Notice on $20 Gobierno Provisional de México notes, Monterrey, 21 June 1915
Circular núm. 4 forcing Carrancista and nullifying Villista issues, Monterrey, 22 June 1915
Luis Caballero on revalidated Monclova notes, Monterrey, 3 July 1915
Luis Caballero on validity of Durango issues, Monterrey, 4 July 1915
Circular núm. 7 on Gobierno Provisional notes, Monterrey, 15 July 1915
Jacinto Treviño on Gobierno Provisional notes, Monterrey, 23 July 1915
Notice on issues of forced circulation, Monterrey, 30 July 1915
J. Colunga, Tesorero General, on Gobierno Provisional notes, Monterrey, 2 August 1915
Circular on refusing certain notes, Doctor Arroyo, 9 August 1915
Jacinto Treviño on Ejército Constitucionalista and Veracruz notes, Monterrey, 27 August 1915
Jefatura de Hacienda lists characteristics of counterfeit Ejército Constitucionalista notes, Monterrey, September 1915
Circular núm. 12 on Ejército Constitucionalista notes, Monterrey, 9 October 1915
Report on solvency of the Banco de Nuevo León, Mexico City, 13 January 1916
Insolvency of El Banco Mercantil de Monterrey, Mexico City, 8 March 1916
Circular núm. 40 on Carranza’s decree increasing the infalsificables, Monterrey, 3 April 1916
Pablo de la Garza, Governor, decrees that taxes should be paid in Ejército Constitucionalista notes, Monterrey, 1 May 1916
Circular núm. 47 on “Retirado de la Circulación”, Monterrey, 10 May 1916
C. Osuna, Jefe de Armas, on exchange rate, Monterrey, 13 May 1916
Circular núm. 50 relays Carranza’s decree on retiring high value notes, Monterrey, 3 June 1916
Pablo de la Garza, governor, withdraws 1c cartulinas, Monterrey, 13 June 1916
Pablo de la Garza, governor, on how to pay taxes, Monterrey, 27 June 1916
M. Treviño, circular núm. 52 on rate, Monterrey, 27 June 1916
M. Treviño, circular núm. 65 on Carranza on use of infalsificables, Monterrey, 4 October 1916
Notice about counterfeit cheques, Monterrey, 27 May 1935
Oaxaca
Agreement to establish a bank of issue in Oaxaca, Mexico City, 17 July 1902
Miguel Bolaños Cacho, governor, punishes discounting banknotes, Oaxaca, 30 December 1913
Miguel Bolaños Cacho, governor, decree núm. 2 authorises issue of fractional currency, Oaxaca, 7 April 1914
Francisco Canseco, governor, authorises Banco del Estado de Oaxaca, Oaxaca, 15 August 1914
Arturo Osorio, Oficial Mayor, circular núm. 36 on obligatory issues, Oaxaca, 28 September 1914
José Inés Dávila, governor, decree núm. 2 authorises issue, Oaxaca, 19 February 1915
Arturo Osorio, Secretario General, on timelimit for withdrawing notes, Oaxaca, 31 March 1915
Circular núm. 6 on Comisión Reguladora del Comercio, Oaxaca, 14 May 1915
José Inés Dávila, governor, decree núm. 5 increases issue, Oaxaca, 10 July 1915
Arturo Osorio, Secretario General, circular núm. 17 on legitimate issues, Oaxaca, 10 August 1915
Arturo Osorio, Secretario General, circular núm. 19 on private issues, Oaxaca, 23 August 1915
José Inés Dávila, governor, decree núm. 10 on issues, Oaxaca, 27 August 1915
Manuel Velasco, Contador, circular núm. 21 on revalidating notes, Oaxaca, 27 August 1915
José Zorrilla, Tesorero General, notice on how to revalidate notes, Oaxaca, 27 August 1915
José Inés Dávila, governor, on revalidation, Oaxaca, 28 August 1915
Arturo Osorio, Secretario General, circular núm. 22 on resello, Oaxaca, 4 September 1915
Arturo Osorio, Secretario General, circular núm. 23 on notes in poor condition, Oaxaca, 25 September 1915
Arturo Osorio, Secretario General, circular núm. 25 on private issues, Oaxaca, 9 October 1915
José Inés Dávila, governor, authorises Cámara de Comercio to issue bonos, Oaxaca, 16 October 1915
J. M. Márquez, Secretario, circular núm. 3 on Ejército Constitucionalista notes, Salina Cruz, 20 October 1915
José Inés Dávila, governor, decree núm. 6 authorises $50 and $100 values, Oaxaca, 8 November 1915
Order to destroy resellos used in revalidation, Oaxaca, 17 December 1915
José Inés Dávila, governor, decree núm. 18 authorises issue, Oaxaca, 12 January 1916
Instructions to Silacayoápam on títulos de crédito, 31 January 1916
Jesús Agustín Castro, governor, decree núm. 22 relays Carranza's regulations for casas de cambio, Salin Cruz, 20 January 1916
Jesús Agustín Castro, governor, decree núm. 36, authorises issue of vales, Salina Cruz, 1 April 1916
Jesús Agustín Castro, governor, decree núm. 39 relays Carranza's creation of a guarantee fund, Salina Cruz, 22 April 1916
Jesús Agustín Castro, decree núm. 40 relays Carranza's creation of Comisión Monetaria, Salina Cruz, 22 April 1916
Jesús Agustín Castro, governor, decree núm. 41 relays Carranza's authorisation for the infalsificables, Salina Cruz, 22 April 1916
Jesús Agustín Castro, governor, decree núm. 44 on Carranza's introduction of infalsificables, Salina Cruz, 10 May 1916
Jesús Agustín Castro, governor, decree núm. 46 on increase in numbers for infalsificables, Salina Cruz, 18 May 1916
Jesús Agustín Castro, governor, decree núm. 50, increases issue of vales, Salina Cruz, 27 May 1916
Jesús Agustín Castro, governor, decree núm. 51 on paying public salaries, Salina Cruz, 8 June 1916
J. M. Márquez on withdrawing issues, Oaxaca, 25 August 1916
Plan de Ixtlán, Ixtlán, 11 October 1916
Jesús Agustín Castro, governor, decree núm. 79 relays Carranza's reorganisation of the Comisión Monetaria, Oaxaca, 19 October 1916
Jesús Agustín Castro, governor, decree núm. 97 relays extension for withdrawing old issues, Oaxaca, 21 November 1916
Juan Jiménez Méndez, governor, decree núm. 276 relays Carranza's invalidating old issues, Oaxaca, 27 September 1917
Jesús Acevedo, governor, on regulations, Oaxaca, 4 May 1920
Puebla
Contract to establish a branch of the Banco de Londres, México y Sud América in Puebla, Puebla, 30 May 1887
Concession for El Banco Oriental de México, Mexico City, 19 September 1899
Agreement reforming the concession of the Banco Oriental de México, Mexico City, 7 June 1909
Francisco Coss, that banknotes are of forced circulation, Puebla, 25 August 1914
Pablo González on the price of basic neccesities and fractional currency, Puebla, 27 August 1914
General Reyes Márquez issues bonos, Acatlán, 22 January 1915
Francisco Coss, governor, prohibits hoarding of small denominations, Puebla, 15 March 1915
Carlos García on $20 Gobierno Provisional notes, Puebla, June 1915
Ignacio Flores, Oficial Mayor, on counterfeit Gobierno Provisional notes, Puebla, 28 September 1915
J. Mayoral, Jefe de Hacienda, on counterfeit Gobierno Provisional notes, Puebla, 23 November 1915
Insolvency of El Banco Oriental de México, Mexico City, 15 December 1915
Félix Magaña y Ramírez, contador encargado, circular on refusing Ejercito Constitucionalista and Veracruz notes, Puebla, 27 April 1916
Ignacio Hermoso, Tesorero Municipal, on deposits, Puebla, 14 June 1916
J. M. Mayoral, jefe de Hacienda, on use of infalsificable in pricing, Puebla, 17 June 1916
Local council takes measures to deal with monetary crisis, Puebla, 2 May 1935
Querétaro
Francisco González de Cosio, governor, grants tax exemptions to banks in the state, Querétaro, 3 April 1882
Concession for the Banco de Querétaro, Mexico City, 24 February 1903
Federico Montes relays circular núm. 1455, Querétaro, 1 September 1914
Teodoro Elizondo, Governor, decree núm. 1 on tiendas de raya, Querétaro, 24 December 1914
Gonzalo Ramírez Carrillo on revalidating Gobierno Provisional notes, Querétaro, 1 March 1915
Gustavo M. Bravo, governor, threatening to fine people who refused to accept notes, Querétaro, 12 March 1915
Declaring Obregón’s Cuerpo de Ejército del Noroeste issues of forced circulation, Querétaro, March 1915
Gonzalo Ramírez Carrillo, adding Durango and Sonora notes to list of forced, Querétaro, 29 March 1915
José Siurob, governor, publishes Carranza’s decree on withdrawing issues, with clarifications, Querétaro, 19 April 1915
L. Frías Fernández relays circular núm. 2 that paymasters should not pay in Chihuahua notes, Querétaro, 8 May 1915
Federico Montes prohibits Chihuahua dos caritas, Querétaro, 11 May 1915
Government authorizes vales, Querétaro, 12 June 1915
Presidente Municipal lists issues of forced circulation, Querétaro, 3 July 1915
Salvador Michaus, Presidente Municipal, that dos caritas obligatory, Querétaro, 18 July 1915
Federico Montes, Governor, on Gobierno Provisional notes, Querétaro, 12 August 1915
Alfonso M. Camacho, Presidente Municipal, lists notes of forced circulation, Querétaro, 1 September 1915
F. Múgica Pérez, Jefe de Hacienda, lists forced, Querétaro, 20 September 1915
Telegram clarifying status of various issues, Querétaro, 20 September 1915
Federico Montes, governor, relays Carranza's ban on the export of banknotes, Querétaro, 20 September 1915
Alfonso Camacho, Presidente Municipal, lists notes of forced circulation, Querétaro, November 1915
Insolvency of the Banco de Querétaro, Mexico City, 1 December 1915
Federico Montes, governor, on Ejército Constitucionalista and Obregón issues, Querétaro, 24 December 1915
Alfonso Camacho, Presidente Municipal, on forced circulation, Querétaro, March 1916
Carranza threatens establishments closing up or suspending operations, Querétaro, 31 March 1916
Notice reminding that Ejército Constitucionalista notes are forced, Querétaro, 1 April 1916
Carranza increases quantity of infalsificables, Querétaro, 3 April 1916
Carranza creates Comisión Monetaria, Querétaro, 3 April 1916
Carranza creates a regulatory fund, Querétaro, 3 April 1916
Carranza, circular núm. 274 on buying own notes in market, Querétaro, 3 April 1916
Federico Montes on withdrawing old currency, Querétaro, 1 May 1916
Federico Montes, Governor, acuerdo on withdrawing vales, Querétaro, 16 May 1916
Alfonso Camacho, Presidente Municipal, on high value notes, Querétaro, 3 June 1916
Federico Montes, governor, on $5 and $10 Constitutionalist notes, Querétaro, 7 June 1916
Federico Montes, governor, relays Carranza's withdrawal of high value notes, Querétaro, 17 June 1916
Federico Montes, governor, that employers should pay salaries in infalsificables, Querétaro, 21 June 1916
Federico Montes, Governor, on prices, Querétaro, 26 June 1916
Act of incineration of local issues, Querétaro, 10 July 1916
Federico Montes, governor, relays Carranza's withdrawal of old issues, Querétaro, 21 July 1916
Federico Montes, governor, relays Carranza's decree on exchanging old issues, Querétaro, 26 July 1916
Federico Montes, governor, relays Carranza's extension of timelimit to withdraw notes, Querétaro, 5 August 1916
Federico Montes, governor, relays Carranza's decree on the Comisión Monetaria, Querétaro, 31 August 1916
Federico Montes on infalsificables, Querétaro, 15 November 1916
Carranza that public salaries should be paid 50% in gold and 50% in infalsificables, Mexico City, 16 November 1916
Carranza on liquidation of banks, Querétaro, 14 December 1916
Carranza derogates his decree of 7 July 1917 on the Comisión Monetaria, Querétaro, 25 October 1919
Notice on bonos of the Administración General de Rentas, Querétaro, 20 February 1924
Declaration that the Banco de Querétaro is in the second category, Mexico City, 9 October 1930
San Luis Potosí
Sóstenes Escandón, governor, authorises issue of bonos, San Luis Potosí, 17 December 1862
Contract on circulation of Banco Nacional Mexicano notes in state, San Luis Potosí, 5 January 1882
Contract authorising a Banco de San Luis Potosí, Mexico City, 7 October 1889
Failure of early Banco de San Luis Potosí to provide deposit, Mexico City, 16 March 1897
Concession to establish the Banco de San Luis Potosí, Mexico City, 15 June 1897
Juan Flores Ayala's decree núm. 2 on the Banco de San Luis Potosí, San Luis Potosí, 5 October 1897
General Almazán on División del Bravo notes, San Luis Potosí, 1 June 1914
General Almazán to businessses, San Luis Potosí, 4 June 1914
Pablo González nullifies Huertista issues from Saltillo and Monterrey, San Luis Potosí, 19 July 1914
Ignacio Ramos, Prefecto Regional, that both Villista issues are of forced circulation, San Luis Potosí, 24 August 1914
Eulalio Gutiérrez, governor, establishes minimum wage, San Luis Potosí, 15 September 1914
Establishing an office for the exchange or revalidation of Chihuahua notes, San Luis Potosí, 3 March 1915
A. B. Cortes, Prefecto Regional, that lower value sabánas are still of forced circulation, San Luis Potosí, 8 March 1915
Jefe de Hacienda on Chihuahua issues, San Luis Potosí, 10 March 1915
Circular núm. 10 on exchanging Gobierno Provisional notes for Chihuahua notes, San Luis Potosí, 17 March 1915
A. B. Cortes, Prefecto Regional, lists notes of forced circulation, 14 April 1915
Tomás Urbina's decree on payment to miners, Auza, 14 April 1915 (English translation)
León Flores, Oficial Mayor, lists notes of forced circulation, San Luis Potosí, 19 April 1915
Francisco Gandara, Administrador Principal de Rentas, on exchanging dos caritas, San Luis Potosí, 21 April 1915
Gabriel Gavira, governor, authorises issue of fractional currency, San Luis Potosí, 28 July 1915
Vicente Davila, governor, extends use of fractional currency, San Luis Potosí, 15 October 1915
Vicente Davila, governor, extends use of fractional currency, San Luis Potosí, 15 November 1915
Librado Flores, Oficial Mayor, on $20 Veracruz notes, San Luis Potosí, 30 November 1915
Rosendo A. López, Presidente Municipal, on $20 Veracruz notes, San Luis Potosí, 30 November 1915
Insolvency of El Banco de San Luis Potosí, Mexico City, 4 December 1915
Venustiano Carranza on Ejército Constitucionalista notes, San Luis Potosí, 27 December 1915
Dávila, Governor, that Ejército Constitucionalista notes are forced, San Luis Potosí, 10 January 1916
Vicente Davila, governor, extends use of fractional currency, San Luis Potosí, 15 January 1916
Rosendo A. López, Presidente Municipal, that Gobierno Provisional notes are of forced circulation, 18 February 1916
Rosendo A. López, Presidente Municipal, on Gobierno Provisional notes, San Luis Potosí, 13 March 1916
Davila, Governor, reports Carranza's decree on infalsificables, San Luis Potosí, 30 April 1916
Federico Chapoy, Governor, that old issues are valid until December, San Luis Potosí, 30 April 1916
Rosendo López, Presidente Municipal, on unrevalidated notes, San Luis Potosí, 5 June 1916
Jesús Rojas, that cantinas etc should stay open and accept forced issues, San Luis Potosí, 13 June 1916
Rosendo López, Presidente Municipal, on rate of exchange, San Luis Potosí, 13 June 1916
Rosendo López, Presidente Municipal, on rate of exchange, San Luis Potosí, 24 June 1916
Librado Flores, circular núm. 35 on Ejército Constitucionalista and Veracruz notes, San Luis Potosí, 30 June 1916
Rosendo López, Presidente Municipal, on rate of exchange, San Luis Potosí, 1 July 1916
Librado Flores, circular núm. 36 on rate, San Luis Potosí, 4 July 1916
C. García, circular núm. 48 on low value notes, San Luis Potosí, 28 July 1916
Rosendo López, Presidente Municipal, on low value old notes, San Luis Potosí, 29 July 1916
Ildefonso Turrubiartes, governor, decree núm. 73 creates bonos, San Luis Potosí, 31 July 1934
Sinaloa
José del Valle on Jesús Ramírez' vales al portador, Mazatlán, 3 July 1880
Algernon Sidney Jones of Las Yerdas mine asks for permission to use fichas, Mexico, 11 June 1891
Concession to establish a bank of issue in Sinaloa, Mexico City, 13 September 1897
Felipe Riveros, governor, decree núm. 3 authorises issue, San Blas, 13 July 1913
Felipe Riveros, governor, decree núm. 11 authorises additional notes, San Blas, 15 September 1913
José L. Legorreta, Governor, authorises bond issue, Culiacán, 6 October 1913
Felipe Riveros, governor, authorises further issue, San Blas, 23 October 1913
Riveros, Governor, declares Estado de Sonora forced, Topolobampo, 24 October 1913
Carranza tells Sonora not to accept Sinaloa issues, Hermosillo, 7 January 1914
Carranza’s decree núm. 18 increases issue, Culiacán, 12 February 1914
Miguel Rodríguez, governor, authorises fractional issue, Mazatlán, 25 February 1914
Miguel Rodríguez, governor, increases fractional issue, Mazatlán, 10 April 1914
Miguel Rodríguez, governor on accepting Mazatlán notes, Mazatlán, 24 April 1914
Francisco Labastida, Prefecto, on abuses, Mazatlán, 29 April 1914
Miguel Rodríguez, governor, on bonos, Mazatlán, 19 June 1914
Sinaloa acknowledge that sábanas are of forced circulation, Culiacán, 31 July 1914
Characteristics of counterfeit Estado de Sinaloa notes, Culiacán, 30 September 1914
Felipe Riveros's decree núm. 1 authorises issue, San Blas, 22 February 1915
Correspondence about Riveros' definitive issue, March to August 1915
Felipe Riveros, decree núm. 2 authorises issue, San Blas, 15 April 1915
Correspondence on extending period for revalidating Meza notes, Culiacán, 15 June 1915
Mateo Muñoz, Comandante Militar, on Arrieta notes, Mazatlán, 22 December 1915
Report on solvency of Banco Occidental de México, Mexico City, 29 December 1915
Anatolio B. Ortega, Comandante Militar, circular to businesses on prices etc., Culiacán, 16 February 1916
United Sugar Companies withdraws its cheques, Los Mochis, March 1916
Angel Flores on notes of forced circulation, Sinaloa, May 1916
Angel Flores on rates of exchange for various issues, Culiacán, 14 May 1916
C. C. Solis, Comandante Militar, on Brigada de Sinaloa notes, Mazatlán, 15 May 1916
Alejandro Duhagón, Jefe de Hacienda, telegram on exchanging Brigada de Sinaloa notes, Mazatlán, 15 May 1916
José Aguilar, Comandante Militar, on Brigada de Sinaloa notes, Culiacán, 17 May 1916
Banco Occidental de México put into first category, 9 October 1930
Sonora
Pesqueira, governor, decrees forced loan to amortise copper coinage, Hermosillo, 19 June 1867
Luis Torres, Governor, authorises first Banco de Sonora, Hermosillo, 8 July 1881
Carlos R. Ortíz, Governor, authorises issue of state bonds, Hermosillo, 10 December 1881
Carlos R. Ortíz, governor, authorises a bank of issue, Hermosillo, 29 July 1882
Concession for a Banco de Sonora, Mexico City, 30 August 1889
Modification of the concession for a Banco de Sonora, Mexico City, 21 October 1889
Banco de Sonora concession lapses, 16 March 1897
Concession for the Banco de Sonora, Mexico City, 18 September 1897
Contract between state government and El Banco de Sonora, Hermosillo, 6 December 1897
Founding meeting of El Banco de Sonora, Hermosillo, 1 December 1897
Statutes of the Banco de Sonora, Hermosillo, 1 December 1897
Increase in capital of El Banco de Sonora, Hermosillo, 15 July 1901
Increase in capital of El Banco de Sonora, Hermosillo, 7 February 1906
Extraordinary intervention in the Banco de Sonora, Hermosillo, 11 March 1913
Ignacio Pesqueira, governor, decree núm 4 authorises issue of bonds, Hermosillo, 10 April 1913
Maytorena's decree núm. 10 establishes Subsidio Forzoso de Guerra, Hermosillo, 14 August 1913
José Maytorena, Governor, decree núm. 13 authorises Estado de Sonora issue, Hermosillo, 27 August 1913
Oficial Mayor describes the Estado de Sonora notes, Hermosillo, 26 September 1913
Carranza’s circular núm. 6 on Banco Nacional de México notes, Hermosillo, 7 October 1913
José Maytorena, decree núm. 23 increases Estado de Sonora issue, Nogales, 16 October 1913
Carranza’s circular núm. 7 orders banks to reopen, Hermosillo, 6 December 1913
Secretaría de Hacienda’s circular núm. 2 withdraws vales, Hermosillo, 6 December 1913
Carranza’s decree núm. 14, increases issue, Hermosillo, 28 December 1913
Circular núm. 3 extends period for circular núm. 7 on banks, Hermosillo, 29 December 1913
Maytorena's decree núm. 30 creates Contribución adicional Transitoria, Hermosillo, 30 December 1913
Carranza's decree núm. 15 orders bank to comply, Hermosillo, 4 January 1914
Dirección General de la Renta del Timbre circular núm. 4 not to accept Sinaloa notes, Hermosillo, 7 January 1914
circular on claims, Hermosillo, 19 January 1914
Agreement that outstanding debts be paid in state bonds, Hermosillo, 31 January 1914
José Maytorena, decree núm 40. authorises extra issue of fractional Estado de Sonora notes, Hermosillo, 12 February 1914
Ezquerro's circular núm. 8 to take possession of the banks, Nogales, 18 February 1914
Carranza’s decree núm. 21 enforcing Constitutionalist issues, Nogales, 28 February 1914
Carranza’s decree núm. 22 creates fractional currency, Nogales, 4 March 1914
Maytorena, Governor, decree núm. 42 authorises new issue of state bonds, Hermosillo, 7 March 1914
Carranza's decree núm. 23 creates Junta Hacendaría de Guerra, Agua Prieta, 11 March 1914
Matías F. Alsua, Presidente Municipal, enforces Constititionalist issues, Guaymas, 31 July 1914
Luis Sotomayor, notice on counterfeit Estado de Sonora notes, Hermosillo, 22 August 1914
Luis Sotomayor, notice on counterfeit Estado de Sonora notes, Hermosillo, 25 August 1914
Luis Sotomayor, notice on counterfeit Monclova and Ejercito Constitucionalista notes, Hermosillo, 17 September 1914
Luis Sotomayor on Banco Minero de Chihuahua notes, Hermosillo, 14 October 1914
Luis Sotomayor, notice on counterfeit $1 Estado de Sonora notes, Hermosillo, 20 October 1914
Luis Sotomayor, notice on counterfeit $5 Estado de Sonora notes, Hermosillo, November 1914
Alberto Hugues, Oficial Mayor, disowns later Carrancista issue, Hermosillo, 24 November 1914
José Maytorena, decree núm. 51 adds Interventor’s signature to Estado de Sonora notes, Naco, 11 December 1914
José Maytorena, decree núm. 52 increases issue of Estado de Sonora notes, Naco, 11 December 1914
José Maytorena allows signatures in facsimile, Naco, 20 December 1914
Jesús Ramos, Tesorero General, on counterfeit sábanas, Hermosillo, 30 January 1915
José María Maytorena, governor, decrees the death penalty for counterfeiters, Nogales, 10 February 1915
Circular núm. 1 on counterfeiting, Nogales, 11 February 1915
Circular núm. 2 on counterfeiting, Nogales, 12 February 1915
Toribio García, Administrador Principal, on revalidating Gobierno Provisional notes, Hermosillo, 3 March 1915
Maytorena on Cabezud reviewing notes, Nogales, 12 March 1915
Alberto Hugues, Oficial Mayor, on issues of forced circulation, Hermosillo, 3 April 1915
José Maytorena, decree núm. 70 increases Estado de Sonora issue, Hermosillo, 16 April 1915
Jesús Ramos, Tesorero General, on exchanging counterfeit notes, Hermosillo, 21 April 1915
José María Maytorena, governor, on inspectors, Nogales, 3 May 1915
José María Maytorena, governor, on inspection, Nogales, 7 May 1915
Notice of Nogales resello, Nogales, 28 May 1915
Maytorena, Governor, decree núm. 76 authorises an issue of bonds, Hermosillo, 6 July 1915
Alberto Hugues, Oficial Mayor, on assets underpinning Estado de Sonora issue, Hermosillo, 6 July 1915
Felipe Flores, Presidente Municipal, on Constitucionalist issues, Cumpas, 3 August 1915
Julio Schlemmer, Presidente Municipal, on Constitucionalist issues, Sahuaripa, 5 August 1915
Julio Schlemmer, Presidente Municipal, authorises fractional issues, Sahuaripa, 8 and 10 September 1915
F. A. Bórquez, Jefe de Hacienda, on Gobierno Provisional issues, Agua Prieta, 25 September 1915
Manuel M. Diéguez on notes in forced circulation, Guaymas, 14 October 1915
Carlos Randall, governor, decree núm. 80 enforces Estado de Sonora issue, Nogales, 18 October 1915
Alvaro Obregón on Cuerpo de Ejército del Noroeste notes, Guaymas, 19 December 1915
Comisión Reguladora’s report on the Banco de Sonora, Mexico City, 8 March 1916
F. A. Bórquez, Tesorero General, circular núm. 128 on withdrawing old issues, Hermosillo, 17 May 1916
Gilberto Valenzuela, Secretario General, circular núm. 37 on Veracruz issues, Hermosillo, 9 June 1916
Adolfo de la Huerta's decree núm. 58, Hermosillo, 9 June 1916
F. A. Borquez, circular núm. 15, Hermosillo, 20 June 1916
Alberto de la Huerta, governor, circular núm. 39 on use of foreign currency, Hermosillo, 24 July 1916
Banco de Sonora recovers status, 11 March 1921
Adolfo de la Huerta, governor, on 1914 bonds, Hermosillo, 28 May 1921
circular núm. 29 on claims, Hermosillo, 29 June 1921
Francis S. Elias, governor, decree núm. 1 creates Bonos para Empleados Públicos del Estado, Hermosillo,11 August 1921
Francisco S. Elias, governor, decree núm. 5 derogates his decree núm. 1, Hermosillo, 1 January 1922
Adolfo de la Huerta, governor, authorises bonds, Hermosillo, 27 April 1923
Regulations for 1923 bonds, Hermosillo, 30 April 1923
Flavio A. Bórquez, interim governor, ley núm. 113 modifies decree núm. 90, Hermosillo, 14 June 1923
Flavio A. Bórquez, interim governor, ley núm. 114 modifies decree núm. 90, Hermosillo, 19 June 1923
Flavio A. Borquez, interim governor, modifies regulations for bonds, Hermosillo, 27 June 1923
Circular núm. 293 on private issues, Hermosillo, 5 October 1925
Concession for Banco de Sonora to become a banco refaccionario, Mexico City, 19 January 1927
Banco de Sonora increases its capital, Hermosillo, 8 March 1927
Declaration that Banco de Sonora is in the first category, Mexico City, 13 November 1930
Tabasco
Simon Sarlat, governor, decree núm. 1 authorises bonds, San Juan Bautista, 27 September 1889
Agreement to establish a bank of issue in Tabasco, Mexico City, 29 August 1900
Circular núm. 18 prohibits the defacing of banknotes, San Juan Bautista, 1 December 1903
Circular núm. 1 corrects previous circular núm. 18, San Juan Bautista, 16 January 1904
Alberto Yarza, governor, authorises issue of bonos, San Juan Bautista, 22 May 1914
Report on the solvency of the Banco de Tabasco, Mexico City, 15 January 1916
Adolfo de la Huerta authorises bonos, Frontera, 10 February 1924
Tamaulipas
Concession to Francisco de Garay to establish a bank, 25 October 1842
Servando Canales authorises issue, Ciudad Victoria, 16 July 1876
Agreement to establish a bank of issue in Tamaulipas, Mexico City, 26 March 1902
Formation of the Banco de Tamaulipas, Tampico, 25 June 1902
Pablo González, enforces Constitutionalist issues and bans banknotes, Matamoros, 15 February 1914
Luis Caballero on exchanging banknotes, Ciudad Victoria, 17 February 1914
Luis Caballero takes over the banks, Ciudad Victoria, 19 February 1914
Luis Caballero relays Carranza's decree núm. 21 of forced circulation, Ciudad Victoria, 1 March 1914
Luis Caballero prohibits later banknotes, Tampico, 4 June 1914
Luis Caballero, governor, authorises Caja de la Brigada issue, Tampico, 6 June 1914
Luis Caballero on Chihuahua issues, Tampico, 12 June 1914
J. Mucel, Jefe de las Armas, on payments to banks, Ciudad Victoria, 22 June 1914
Luis Caballero on counterfeit notes, Ciudad Victoria, 6 September 1914
Luis Caballero on counterfeit notes, Ciudad Victoria, 17 September 1914
Julio A. de la Llate, Tesorero General, withdraws Caja de Brigada notes, Ciudad Victoria, 22 September 1914
Luis Caballero prohibits Chihuahua and Sonora issues, Ciudad Victoria, 9 December 1914
Luis Caballero on hacendados demanding payment in banknotes, Ciudad Victoria, 17 March 1915
Luis Caballero lists notes of forced circulation, Ciudad Victoria, 24 March 1915
Gonzalo Castro, Oficial Mayor, circular núm. 48 on prohibiting Convention issues, Ciudad Victoria, 14 June 1915
Circular on bogus $20 Brigada Caballero notes, Ciudad Victoria, 16 June 1915
Gonzalo Castro on Monclova issues, Ciudad Victoria, 7 July 1915
Gonzalo Castro, Oficial Mayor, relays Carranza’s circular núm. 28 on Cuerpo de Ejército del Noroeste cartones, Ciudad Victoria, 21 July 1915
Insolvency of Banco de Tamaulipas, Mexico City, 19 December 1915
Raúl Gárate, interim governor, circular núm. 92 on payments, Ciudad Victoria, 3 May 1916
Aduana Marítima relays Carranza's decree on withdrawing old issues, Tampico, 31 May 1916
T. R. Morales, Presidente Municipal, relays Carranza's decree on withdrawing old issues, Tampico, 2 June 1916
T. R. Morales, Presidente Municipal, on exchange rate, Tampico, 13 June 1916
Raúl Gárate, interim governor, enforces acceptance of $5 and $10 notes, Ciudad Victoria, 15 June 1916
Presidente Municipal tell stores to display their prices in infalsificables, Tampico, 5 July 1916
Alfonso Pérez Hernández, manager of the Comisión Monetaria, on speculation, Tampico, 28 July 1916
Declaration that Banco de Tamaulipas is in the first catagory, Mexico City, 3 October 1930
Tlaxcala
circular 80 on businesses accepting currency, Chiautempan, Tlaxcala, 16 March 1915
Presidente Municipal of Tlaxco on issues that had been nullified or disowned, 23 October 1915
Héctor F. Valderrama, Secretario de Gobierno, on Ejército Constitucionalista notes, Chiautempan, 5 January 1916
Veracruz
Concession for El Banco de Veracruz, limitado, Mexico City, 14 August 1889
Contract to establish a bank of issue in Veracruz, Mexico City, 18 October 1897
Teodoro A. Dehesa, governor, grants tax exemptions to the Banco Mercantil de Veracruz, Xalapa, 24 December 1904
John Kenneth Turner's description of the Rio Blanco textile factory
Banco Mercantil de Veracruz’s rules for accepting Cámara de Comercio cheques, Veracruz, 23 July 1914
M. F. Nájera, Presidente Municipal lists issues of forced circulation, Xalapa, 23 October 1914
Manuel Pérez Romero on forced issues, Xalapa, 10 November 1914
Manuel Pérez Romero on $5 Ejército Constitucionalista notes, Xalapa, 10 November 1914
Ramón Caracas, Presidente de la Junta, on validity of certain issues, Orizaba, 14 November 1914
Carranza disowns Chihuahua and Convention issues, Veracruz, 27 November 1914
Teodoro Frezieres, Inspector de Policía, against prívate issues, Veracruz, 2 December 1914
E. Perusquía, Director General de la Renta del Timbre on Chihuahua issues, Veracruz, 5 December 1914
Carranza lists issues that will be exchanged, Veracruz, 8 December 1914
Manuel Pérez Romero, Secretario General interino, on notes of forced circulation, Jalapa, 10 December 1914
Carranza authorises Comisión Reguladora del Mercado de Henequén issue, Veracruz, 12 December 1914
Circular núm. 2 that paymasters should not pay in Chihuahua notes, Veracruz, 27 December 1914
Carranza withdraws Monclova issue, Veracruz, 16 January 1915
R. Nieto lists characteristics of counterfeit $5 Ejército Constitucionalista notes, Veracruz, 19 January 1915
Junta de Administración Civil relays Carranza's decree withdrawing certain issues, Orizaba, 21 January 1915
Junta de Administracion relays Carranza's decree withdrawing Monclova issue, Orizaba, 30 January 1915
Carranza modifies decree on new issue, Veracruz, 3 February 1915
Rafael Nieto on Revalidados notes, Veracruz, 11 February 1915
Contract with the Parsons Trading Company, New York, 23 February 1915 (English version)
Contract with the Parsons Trading Company, New York, 23 February 1915 (Spanish version)
circular núm. 10 on unauthorised issues, Veracruz, 25 February 1915
circular núm. 11 on exchanging notes, Veracruz, 1 March 1915
Secretaría de Hacienda’s circular núm. 13 on speculation in small notes, Veracruz, 3 March 1915
Circular núm. 17 on bogus $20 Brigada Caballero notes, Veracruz, 15 March 1915
Dirección de la Renta del Timbre circular núm. 686 on $20 Caballero notes, Veracruz, 16 March 1915
Dirección de la Renta del Timbre circular núm. 687 on continuing to exchange notes, Veracruz, 16 March 1915
Junta de Administración Civil on various issues, Orizaba, 23 March 1915
Carranza prorrogues his decree of 8 December 1914, Veracruz, 27 March 1915
Circular núm. 21 on marking notes RETIRADO, Veracruz, 6 April 1915
Dirección de la Renta del Timbre on counterfeit $5 Ejército Constitucionalista notes, Veracruz, 14 April 1915
Dirección de la Renta del Timbre's circular on accepting bank notes, Veracruz, 23 April 1915
circular núm. 25 on importing bank notes, Veracruz, 24 April 1915
Notice on validity of various issues, Veracruz, 11 May 1915
Anastasio Rojas, report on printing of Gobierno Provisional de México notes, Veracruz, 12 May 1915
Circular núm. 28 withdraws fractional Cuerpo de Ejército del Noreste, Veracruz, 1 June 1915
Carranza increase Gobierno Provisional de México issue to $200,000,000, Veracruz, 18 June 1915
Carranza further prorrogues his decree of 8 December 1914, Veracruz, 19 June 1915
Carranza abolishes tiendas de raya, Veracruz, 22 June 1915
Carranza on governors’ right to issue vales, Veracruz, 28 June 1915
Carranza bans export of banknotes, Veracruz, 28 June 1915
Circular núm. 31 on legitimate Gobierno Provisional de México notes, Veracruz, 9 July 1915
Rafael Nieto on high value Gobierno Provisional de México, notes, Veracruz, 9 July 1915
Circular núm. 32 on military issues, Veracruz, 13 July 1915
Jesús Acuña, circular núm 157 on Gobierno Provisional de México notes, Veracruz, 15 July 1915
Circular núm. 33 on legitimate Gobierno Provisional notes, Veracruz, 16 July 1915
Circular on collecting notes under terms of circular núm. 31, Veracruz, 16 July 1915
Carranza increases National Debt and authorises infalsificables issue, Veracruz, 21 July 1915
Junta de Administración Civil publishes Carranza's circular núm. 32, Orizaba, 22 July 1915
Circulars on counterfeits made in San Francisco, Veracruz, 22 July 1915
Carranza withdraws Mexico Gobierno Provisional notes, Veracruz, 28 July 1915
Circular núm. 34 on counterfeiting, Veracruz, 4 August 1915
Circular on exchanging Gobierno Provisional de México notes, Veracruz, 2 August 1915
Junta de Administración Civil relays Carranza's decree withdrawing Gobierno Provisional de México notes, Orizaba, 9 August 1915
Circular núm. 35 on collecting Gobierno Provisional de México notes, Veracruz, 13 August 1915
Rafael Nieto's letter to Cámara de Comercio, Veracruz, on Gobierno Provisional de México notes, Veracruz, 14 August 1915
Dirección General de la Renta del Timbre relays circular núm. 35, Veracruz, 16 August 1915
Carranza extends period for exchanging notes, Veracruz, 23 August 1915
Circular núm. 37 on exchanging Gobierno Provisional notes, Veracruz, 13 September 1915
Candido Aguilar, governor, decree núm. 39 authorises cartones, Veracruz, 15 September 1915
Characteristics of counterfeit Gobierno Provisional de México notes, Veracruz, 25 September 1915
Characteristics of counterfeit Gobierno Provisional de México notes, Veracruz, 25 September 1915 (English version)
Circular on revalidating Carrancista issues, Veracruz, 27 September 1915
Dirección General de la Renta del Timbre’s circular on exchanging Gobierno Provisional notes, Mexico City, 28 September 1915
Carranza gives banks 45 days to meet the requirements of the Ley general de Instituciones de Crédito, Veracruz, 29 September 1915
Carranza extends period for retiring Gobierno Provisional notes, Veracruz, 30 September 1915
Adolfo A. Oropeza, Inspector General de Policía, on refusing to accept notes, Veracruz, 3 October 1915
Serapio Aguirre, Director of the Oficina Impresora de Billetes on revalidating notes, Veracruz, 3 October 1915
Junta de Administración Civil on revalidated notes, Orizaba, 4 October 1915
Agustín Millán, governor, decree núm. 46 against speculators, Veracruz, 19 October 1915
Junta de Administración Civil on Ejército Constitucionalista notes, Orizaba, 29 December 1915
Report on solvency of the Banco Mercantil de Veracruz, Mexico City, 31 January 1916
J. Consejo, Oficial Mayor, relays Cabrera’s pronouncement on the validity of old issues, Orizaba, 8 May 1916
Erasto Chávez, Junta de Administración Civil, on rates of exchange, Córdoba, 12 May 1916
Secretario General on setting prices only in infalsificables, Orizaba, 5 June 1916
Cámara Agrícola de Córdoba, notice on exchanging high value notes, Córdoba, 9 June 1916
Erasto Chávez, Junta de Administración Civil, relays Carranza’s circular on low value notes, Córdoba, 16 June 1916
Junta de Administración Civil relays Carranza's circular núm. 102, Orizaba, 16 June 1916
Heriberto Jara, governor, decree núm. 27 on paying with Veracruz and Ejército Constitucionalista notes, Veracruz, 28 June 1916
Miguel Aguilar, governor, decree núm. 44 on tariffs, Veracruz, 31 October 1916
Petronilo O. García, Presidente Municipal, on pricing in foreign currency, Córdoba, 4 November 1916
Petronilo O. García, Presidente Municipal, on manner of paying wages, Córdoba, 29 November 1916
Adolfo de la Huerta, Secretario de Hacienda, reauthorises Banco Mercantil de Veracruz, Mexico City, 28 March 1921
The local Cámara Nacional de México issues cheques, Veracruz, 3 May 1935
The local Cámara Nacional de México on bank charges, Veracruz, 7 May 1935
Yucatán
Viuda de Toledo y Compania recalls its vales al portador, Merida, 19 August 1889
Contract authorising Banco Yucateco, Mexico City, 7 September 1889
Contract authorising Banco Mercantil de Yucatán, Mexico City, 18 September 1889
New contract for the Banco Yucateco, Mexico City, 18 September 1897
New contract for the Banco Mercantil de Yucatán, Mexico City, 18 September 1897
The Banco Peninsular Mexicano calls in $50 and $100 notes of the Banco Yucateco, Mérida, 26 November 1909
Cámara de Comercio's rules for its issue of $1 cheques, Mérida, November 1913
Prisciliano Cortés, Governor, orders vales, cheques etc. to be withdrawn within three days, Mérida, 1 July 1914
Agreement for the Comisión Reguladora to issue low value cheques, Mérida, 24 July 1914
Argumendo, Comandante Militar, lists issues of forced circulation, Mérida, 10 September 1914
Eleuterio Avila, governor, prohibits the export of coins and banknotes from the state, Mérida, 15 October 1914
José Decorado, Inspector, on checking that no one exports bank notes, Mérida, 17 November 1914
Eleutherio Avila, governor, increases Comisión Reguladora issue, Mérida, 20 November 1914
Carranza authorises Comisión Reguladora to issue up to $10,000,000, Veracruz, 12 December 1914
Eleuterio Avila, decree núm. 57 authorises $20 notes, Mérida,11 January 1915
Toribio de los Santos' decree núm. 70 on the abolition of peonage, Mérida, 8 February 1915
Abel Argumedo, governor, decree núm. 3 authorises issue, Mérida, 26 February 1915
Record núm. 69 on issue of $20, Series C, Comisión Reguladora notes, Mérida, 26 February 1915 (English translation)
Record núm. 71 on issue of $20, Series D, Comisión Reguladora notes, Mérida, 26 February 1915 (English translation)
Salvador Alvarado, decree núm. 3 declares Argumedo’s issues void, Mérida, 20 March 1915
Salvador Alvarado, governor, decree núm. 7 declares series C and D notes of the Comisión Reguladora del Mercado de Henequén void, Mérida, 25 March 1915
Salvador Alvarado, decree núm. 13 on revalidating series A and B, Mérida, 15 April 1915
Comandancia Militar on Ejército Constitucionalista notes, Mérida, 27 April 1915
Salvador Alvarado, decree núm. 61, annuls an article of Avila’s decree on exporting currency, Mérida, 15 May 1915
Salvador Alvarado, decree núm. 88 releases Mateus Ponce, Mérida, 22 May 1915
Salvador Alvarado on legitimate Gobierno Provisional de México notes, Mérida, 1 September 1915
Salvador Alvarado, governor, authorises Bonos de Caja, Mérida, 24 September 1915
Salvador Alvarado extends period for exchanging Gobierno Provisional de México notes, Mérida, 29 September 1915
Circulars on revalidating Gobierno Provisional notes, Mérida, 11 October 1915
Notice on Ejército Constitucionalista notes, Mérida, 21 October 1915
Insolvency of the Banco Peninsular Mexicano, Mexico City, 9 November 1915
Salvador Alvarado, decree núm. 337 authorises cartones, Mérida, 10 November 1915
Salvador Alvarado, Governor, retires $50 and $100 bonos de caja, Mérida, 1 March 1916
Salvador Alvarado, governor, calls in Comisión Reguladora cheques, Mérida, 3 April 1916
Salvador Alvarado, governor, authorises $20m in bonos de caja, Mérida, 9 May 1916
Salvador Alvarado, governor, orders that bonos be restamped, Mérida, 13 May 1916
Salvador Alvarado, governor, authorises $40m in bonos de caja, Mérida, 23 May 1916
Salvador Alvarado, governor, withdraws cartones, Mérida, 26 May 1916
Salvador Alvarado, governor, decree núm. 563, on deposits, Mérida, 3 June 1916
Contract with Parsons Trading Company, 13 July 1916
Modification of Parsons Trading Company contract, 4 August 1916
Joaquín Sangenis, gerente general of Comision Regulador, extends timelimit for handing in notes, Mérida, 7 October 1916
Salvador Alvarado on the strength of the Comisión Reguladora issues, Mérida, 8 December 1916
La Comisión Reguladora del Mercado de Henequén takes over the issue of notes, Mérida, 2 January 1917
Salvador Alvarado withdraws Comision Reguladora notes with ORO NACIONAL resello, 27 April 1917
circular núm. 32 on rate for Comisión Reguladora del Mercado del Henequén notes, Mexico City, 30 July 1918
Rate of exchange for Comisión Reguladora del Mercado del henequén notes, Mexico City, 30 July 1918 to 7 July 1919
Comisión Reguladora del Mercado de Henequén invites to an incineration, Mérida, 8 May 1919
La Comisión Reguladora will proceed to reduce the bonos de caja to $10,000,000, Mérida, 13 May 1919
Comisión Reguladora del Mercado de Henequén invites to their second incineration, Mérida, 22 May 1919
Comisión Reguladora invites to third incineration, Mérida, 4 June 1919
A. de la Canal, that federal offices will no longer accept Comisión Reguladora del Mercado de Henequén notes, Mexico City, 28 July 1919
Carlos Castro Morales, governor, decree núm. 558, orders amortizacion of Comisión Reguladora notes, Mérida, 3 October 1919
Carlos Castro Morales, governor, decree núm. 562, prohibits circulation of Comisión Reguladora issues, Mérida, 6 October 1919
Carlos Morales, governor, abrogates former decree on amortization, Mérida, 6 October 1919
Carlos Morales Castro, decree núm. 563 liquidates Comisión Reguladora, Mérida, 6 October 1919
Carlos Castro Morales, governor, decree núm. 590 on amortization of issues, Mérida, 28 October 1919
Enrique Recio, interim governor, decree núm. 600 on withdrawing low value notes, Mérida, 14 November 1919
Carlos Castillo, Tesorero General, on Mérida, on withdrawing notes, 15 November 1919
Femando Cervera García Rejón, regulations for the Yaxcopoil hacienda, Mérida, 31 December 1926
César Alayola Barrera, governor, circular on withdrawing silver coins, Mérida, 29 April 1935
Cámara de Comercio's notice on cheques, Mérida, 22 August 1943
Cámara de Comercio's notice on cheques, Progreso, 22 August 1943
Zacatecas
Concession for El Banco de Zacatecas, Mexico City, 3 March 1891
New contract for the Banco de Zacatecas, Mexico City, 12 November 1897
Luis Medina Barrón authorises issue of bonos, Zacatecas, 30 May 1914
Acuña Navarro’s circular núm. 9 relays Carranza’s decree on Obligaciones and bancos, Zacatecas, 2 September 1914
Trinidad Cervantes, governor, lists notes of forced circulation, Zacatecas, November 1914
Circular núm. 1 tells people to check notes when they receive them, Zacatecas, 9 January 1915
Teodoro Carrillo, Jefe de Hacienda, on notes of forced circulation, Zacatecas, 22 January 1915
Teodoro Carrillo on notes of other states, Zacatecas, 25 February 1915
State government prohibits Carrancista notes, Zacatecas, 29 March 1915
On exchanging all but dos caritas and cartoncillos, Zacatecas, 6 April 1915
On circulation of low value sábanas, Zacatecas, 7 April 1915
M. L. Arreola on dos caritas, Zacatecas, 22 May 1915
Rómulo Figueroa’s circular núm. 2 on Gobierno Provisional notes, Zacatecas, 21 August 1915
L. T. Villaseñor, Jefe Político, on notes of forced circulation, Zacatecas, 27 August 1915
Rómulo Figueroa, Governor, circular núm. 8 that only Veracruz and Ejército Constitucionalista notes are forced, Zacatecas, 5 October 1915
Insolvency of the Banco de Zacatecas, Mexico City, 8 December 1915
Rómulo Figueroa, governor, withdraws Cámara de Comercio notes, Zacatecas, February 1916
Carlos Plank, governor, establishes a Comisión Reguladora del Comercio, Zacatecas, 13 May 1916
Carlos Plank, governor, on paying taxes, Zacatecas, 27 June 1916
Enrique Estrada, governor, relays Carranza’s prorogation for low value notes, Zacatecas, 1 November 1916
Enrique Estrada, governor, authorises bonds for unpaid salaries, Zacatecas, 4 December 1918
Donato Moreno, governor, decree núm. 170 authorises bonos of the Administración de las Carreteras del Estado de Zacatecas, Zacatecas, 30 May 1922
Regulations for decree núm. 170, Zacatecas, 24 June 1922
Luis R. Reyes, governor, authorises bonds for outstanding salaries, Zacatecas, 28 January 1931
Luis R. Reyes, governor, issues regulations for outstanding salaries, Zacatecas, 1 March 1931
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El Banco de Tabasco
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$5 notes of the Banco de Tabasco
$10 notes of the Banco de Tabasco
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