Bonds for unpaid salaries
On a couple of occasions, Zacatecas, like other states, lacked the resources to pay the public employees. It therefore issued them with bonds that could be used in future for the payment of taxes or other demands.
As such these are not paper currency, but are included here as they appear in various catalogues.
1919
On 9 December 1918 governor Luis R. Reyes authorised an issue of bonds to cover salaries outstanding from 1917 and 1918Periódico Oficial, Año V, Tomo V, Núm. 47, 11 December 1918.
| series | from | to | total number |
total value |
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| $1 | D | includes numbers 2970CNBanxico #12467 to 36105 | ||||
| $5 | C | includes numbers 0044 to 3568CNBanxico #12468 | ||||
| $10 | B | includes number 0499 to 3775 | ||||
| $20 | A | includes number 1561 to 3571CNBanxico #12470 |
These bear the signatures of A. Neri as Tesorero and José Cortés as Cajero.
| A. Neri |  |
| José Cortés |  |
1931
On 28 January 1931 governor Luis R. Reyes authorised another issue of bondsPeriódico Oficial, Año XIII, Tomo XXIV, Núm. 9, 31 January 1931. He published the regulations covering the bonds on 1 MarchPeriódico Oficial, Año XIII, Tomo XXIV, Núm. 18, 4 March 1931.
| series | from | to | total number |
total value |
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| 50c | A | 000001 | 099999 | 100,000 | $ 50,000 | includes number 006179 to 023241CNBanxico #12471 |
| $1 | B | 000001 | 090000 | 90,000 | 90,000 | includes number 073817 |
| $5 | C | 000001 | 003000 | 3,000 | 15,000 | includes number 001912 |
| $10 | D | 1,000 | 10,000 | |||
| $165,000 |
These bear the signatures of [ ] Ortega as Tesorero General and [ ] Santoyo as Cajero.
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