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| 正面描述 | Printed in red and green with an orange-yellow and yellow-green underprint; a vignette of the Zapotec Princess Donají appears at left. Serial numbers are printed in red. The overall design reflects the emergency issue character of the note, with text-heavy layout and guilloche background elements. |
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| 背面描述 | Printed in red and green with an orange-yellow and yellow-green underprint; a portrait vignette of President Benito Juárez is positioned at left. A red seal appears on the reverse. The layout is dominated by the mandatory circulation decree text. |
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Oaxaca's state treasury issued a flood of fractional and peso-denomination notes in 1915 as the Constitutionalist-Carrancista conflict with the Soberanistas fractured the country's money supply beyond any central coordination. The Tesorería General del Estado operated under Governor José Inés Dávila, whose administration issued these notes partly to pay state employees and troops loyal to the local government rather than to Carranza's forces sweeping through the region.
Survival rates vary sharply within the S953 series — notes that circulated in the Oaxacan interior were often refused or discounted outside the state, meaning many came back quickly and show heavy use, while others were effectively stranded in remote districts and surface today in surprisingly unhandled condition.