1 Peso

Honduras adopted the peso system following Central American monetary reforms of the 1870s, and this long-running type was struck at several foreign mints — including those in Paris and Birmingham — because Honduras lacked domestic minting capacity of any consequence. The Birmingham issues are distinguishable by mint mark and tend to show sharper relief owing to the superior die-cutting technology available at the Heaton Mint.

The series ended as Honduras transitioned to the lempira system in the early twentieth century, a reform tied directly to chronic debt restructuring with foreign creditors rather than any organic monetary overhaul.