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20 Centavos Henequen Market Regulatory Commission

发行方 Comisión Reguladora del Mercado de Henequén (State of Yucatan)
年份 1914
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面值 20 Centavos (0.20 MXP)
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正面铭文 20 ¢
Comision Reguladora del Mercado
de Henequen
SERIE
B
Nº 19227
Merida, (Yuc) Julio 27 de 1914
LA TESORERIA GENERAL DEL ESTADO
Pagará al portador la cantidad
de 20 cvs. veinte centavos con
cargo a la cuenta de la
Comision Reguladora del
Mercado de Henequen
NOBLE MUY LEAL CIUDAD DE MERIDA
EL PRESIDENTE
GERENTE GENERAL
Fot. é Imp. "Guerra" Dib. J. D. Hoyos
(Translation: Henequén Market Regulatory Commission
Mérida, (Yucatán) July 27th., 1914
The General State Treasury will pay to the bearer the amount of 20 Centavos charged to the account of the Henequén Market Regulatory Commission
Noble, very loyal city of Mérida.
The President, General Manager
Photogravure and printer "Guerra" Designer J. D. Hoyos)
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背面铭文 Quedan renunciados los ar-
ticulos 558 y 559 del Código
de Comercio vigente
Este cheque solo será cambia-
do en fracciones de a cinco pesos o
cantidades de pesos que terminen
en cinco ó en cero
(Translation: Articles 558 and 559 of the current Commercial Code are waived.
This Check will only be changed in fractions of five Pesos or amounts of Pesos that end in five or zero.)
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Henequén — the agave-derived fiber used for binding twine — dominated Yucatán's economy so completely by 1914 that the state's regulatory commission issued its own currency tied to the trade. The Mexican Revolution had severed reliable coin supplies from the federal government, leaving commercial centers like Mérida to improvise. This note is among the more regionally specific emergency issues of the period: backed not by a bank or a treasury, but by a commodity monopoly.

Printed locally by Guerra's Mérida shop rather than contracted abroad, the production quality reflects what was available under wartime conditions. Hoyos and Manzanilla are both Yucatecan names, confirming this was entirely a local operation from design through press.

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