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| 正面描述 | Black letterpress on pale yellow and orange underprint; a seated Liberty vignette at left holds a plaque in her right hand and an olive branch in her left, while the centre is occupied by the Mexican national arms — an eagle with a serpent in its beak perched on a nopal cactus rising from Lake Texcoco, the volcanoes Popocatépetl and Ixtaccíhuatl visible in the background. The issuer name arches across the top, face value appears in words above numerals repeated in all four corners and in numeral with dollar sign at right centre, with a single-letter series designation and red six-digit serial numbers at top right and lower left, two manuscript signatures with printed titles at lower left and right, and the printer imprint along the bottom margin. |
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| 正面铭文 | 2 PESOS GOBIERNO PROVISIONAL DE MEXICO VERACRUZ, FEBRERO 5 DE 1915 Nº 109496 SERIE G CONSTITUCION 1914 MEXICO EL TESORERO GENERAL R. O. DEL SRIO. EL S. S. LA TESORERIA RECIBIRA Y PAGARA ESTE BILLETE DE ACUERDO CON EL DECRETO DE 19 DE SEPTIEMBRE DE 1914. MEXICO OFICINA DEL GOBIERNO (Translation: Provisional Government of Mexico Veracruz, February 5th., 1915 Constitution, 1914, México. The General Treasurer, Delegated Representative of the Secretary, the Alternate Secretary The treasury will receive and pay this banknote in accordance with the decree of September 19th., 1914 México, Office of the Government) |
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The Gobierno Provisional de México notes of 1915 were issued under Venustiano Carranza's faction during the most chaotic phase of the Mexican Revolution, when the country was awash with competing currencies from Villista, Zapatista, Constitutionalist, and Conventionist sources simultaneously. Merchants frequently refused all of them. The state of Veracruz became administratively critical to Carranza precisely because the port city was the primary customs revenue point — making these emissions one of the more financially grounded issues of the period, even if public trust in paper money had largely collapsed.
The "flat base on value" designation distinguishes this from the curved-base numeral variant, a minor typographical difference that creates two catalogued varieties from what was evidently the same print run.