Mexico. Currency vignettes. Imprints of American Bank Note Company.
Pair of currency vignettes used on the 1937 20 Peso issue (Pick-36), and later issues:
Portrait of Josefa Ortiz de Domínguez, or La Corregidora, a conspirator of the Mexican War of Independence. Steel. 3.5 x 4 inches. A lovely portrait as used on the face of the note. Bright, satiny and lustrous.
Palacio del Gobierno Federal Querefaro. Steel. 4.75 x 4 inches. Beautifully engraved, intricate in design. Used as the central art on the back of the note. Both with the imprint of the Bank of Mexico below the engravings. (Total: 2 pieces)
Engraved Identification Number: SPECIAL V-76412 and SPECIAL V-76830.
Mark of John Sellers and Sons, Sheffield, England on back. An additional mark reads 1.
This interesting and worthwhile items, it is one of kind, item that may never be available again.
