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5 Pesos

Issuer Banco de México
Year 1936
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Size 157 x 67 mm
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Reverse description Black print with black seals. The central vignette presents the Monumento a la Independencia (Angel of Independence) in Mexico City, designed by architect Antonio Rivas Mercado and executed by sculptor Enrique Alciati, rendered in fine intaglio line engraving. Denomination and bank name appear in the surrounding text panels.
Reverse lettering CINCO PESOS BANCO DE MEXICO
(Translation: Five Pesos Bank of Mexico)
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The P#29 is one of the earlier ABNC-printed issues for Banco de México, which had only been established in 1925 as the country's sole bank of issue — a deliberate move to consolidate currency authority after decades of competing regional bank emissions during and after the Revolution. By 1936, the institution was still relatively young and relied heavily on foreign security printers rather than domestic production.

Serial numbering on this series is known to run inconsistently across print batches, occasionally creating apparent gaps that have misled collectors into speculating about unissued runs. No confirmed unissued stock has been documented for this denomination.

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