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Mexico – State of Chihuahua 1915 5 Pesos "Dos Caritas" (Serie H, 945)
Mexico – State of Chihuahua 1915 5 Pesos "Dos Caritas" (Serie H, 945)
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Mexico – State of Chihuahua 1915 5 Pesos "Dos Caritas" (Serie H / Enero 1915, Control I-TMO)
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Issuing Authority: State of Chihuahua (El Estado de Chihuahua) under General Francisco "Pancho" Villa
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Denomination: 5 Pesos (Cinco Pesos)
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Plate Decree & Series Date:
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Base Military Decree: 10 de Febrero de 1914
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Issue Date: SERIE H / ENERO 1915 (Flanking the central decree text)
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Catalog Reference: Pick # S537b
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Serial Number:
№ 1336945(Printed in sharp red typography at lower left and lower right) -
Face Portraits:
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Left: Abraham González (Governor of Chihuahua and close ally of Pancho Villa)
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Right: Francisco I. Madero (President of Mexico, martyred 1913)
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Reverse Vignette: The Chihuahua State Government Palace (Palacio de Gobierno) printed in carmine / terracotta red.
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Reverse Markings & Cachets:
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Black circular seal:
Tesorería General del Estado - Chihuahua(Right flank) with Mexican eagle and serpent motif -
Black series control overprint:
I-TMO(Left flank) -
Center courtyard: Plain (no printed military datestamp)
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Technical & Visual Assessment
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Technical Grade: Fine to Very Fine (F 15 – VF 20)
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Preservation Highlights:
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Paper Body & Structure: Good structural firmness remaining in the sheet, lying very flat with honest handling rather than excessive limpness.
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Folds & Handling: Two distinct vertical folds, with mild horizontal waviness and light handling ripples along the edges.
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Margins & Edges: Complete, intact outer margins without any missing chunks or margin tears. Corners exhibit minor softening and light circulation rounding.
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Surface Condition: Warm, natural parchment toning and light circulation soiling around the periphery, but free of pinholes, ink gouges, or severe stains.
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Stamping Clarity: Both black verification marks are sharply stamped. The
Tesorería Generalcircular crest is crisp, and theI-TMOcontrol block on the left is bold and unmistakable.
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