10 Pesos

The Banco de la República Mexicana was one of several regional and national banking entities caught in the institutional chaos following the Mexican Revolution. By 1918, Carranza's government had effectively centralized monetary authority, and notes from competing or now-defunct banks were being demonetized in waves. Whether this series ever saw meaningful circulation or was issued largely as a transitional or emergency measure is not fully resolved in the literature.

The American Bank Note Company contract is not surprising — ABNC held longstanding relationships with Mexican issuers going back decades before the revolution disrupted normal banking operations.