1 Peso El Banco Minero

Features

Issuer	State of Chihuahua
Issuing bank	The Mining Bank (El Banco Minero)
Ruling authority	United Mexican States/Mexican Republic
Type	Standard circulation banknotes
Years	1888-1914
Value	1 Peso (1 MXP)
Currency	Peso (1863-1992)
Composition	Paper
Size	151 × 70 mm
Shape	Rectangular
Demonetized	Yes
Number	N# 332386
References	P# S162 Standard Catalog of World Paper Money (5 volumes). , MPM# 130 Cory Frampton, Duane Douglas, Alberto Hidalgo, Elmer Powell, Simon Prendergast, Huston Pearson; 2017. Mexican Paper Money. World Numismatics LLC, Carefree, Arizona, United States.

Obverse

Black print; green and yellow underprint; red serial number

Native woman at left — right hand on an idol, left holding a palm frond — seated on a tepetlacelli. Allegory of Commerce at right, reclining on a strongbox, right hand holding scales.

Script: Latin

Lettering:
CHIHUAHUA, 7 Julio 1914
El BANCO MINERO
pagará á la vista al portador.
1 UN PESO 1
en moneda de plata del cuño Mexicano.
SÉRIE E

Translation:
Chihuahua, 7 July 1914
The Mining Bank
Will pay at sight to the bearer
One Peso
in silver coin of the Mexican mint.
Series E

Reverse

Green print

Exterior perspective of the first headquarters of the Banco Minero in Chihuahua City

Script: Latin

Lettering:
BANCO MINERO
UN PESO

Translation:
Mining Bank
One Peso

Printer

American Banknote Corporation (American Bank Note Company), United States (1795-date)

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Date					VG	F	VF	XF	AU	UNC
Undetermined
1888												M# 130a; Series A
1888												M# 130b; Series B
1888												M# 130c; Series C
ND (1888-1914)												Specimen
1914-Apr-23												M# 130d; Series A, B, D
1914-Apr-24												M# 130d; Series C
1914-Jun-22												M# 130d; Series F1–F10, G1–G10
1914-Jul-07												M# 130d; Series E

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