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Descrizione del dritto	Black intaglio print on cream paper with an oval vignette at left of a seated shepherdess with sheep, and a portrait vignette of an elderly gentleman at right. Central text reads 'EL BANCO DE MARQUEZ / Pagará al portador á la vista / UN PESO / EN MONEDA CORRIENTE', with 'Barranquilla' and date below. 'MUESTRA' overprint appears twice in red.
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Legenda del rovescio	EL CILIERO AMERICAN BANK NOTE COMPANY, NEW YORK
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Commenti	Banco de Marquez was one of Mexico's short-lived state banks operating under the 1882 banking concession framework, before the Díaz government began consolidating financial authority and squeezing out regional issuers. The American Bank Note Company handled a substantial portion of Mexican private bank commissions during this period — the firm's New York shop was essentially the default choice for any Mexican institution that wanted engraved intaglio work it couldn't get domestically. The P#S581 classification places this firmly in the Sonora-era regional issues. Surviving examples are uncommon; the bank's operational window was narrow and redemption records suggest limited total circulation.