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| 正面描述 | Black letterpress on a red underprint with red serial numbers. To the left, a vignette of the Fuente del Centenario de la Independencia in Toluca, a sculptural work attributed to Juan de Dios Fernández, anchors the design. The central and right portions are occupied by a text block stating the denomination in both numeral and written form, with the imprint TOLUCA ESCUELA DE ARTES at the base. |
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| 正面铭文 | Pagara al portador El jefe del departamento de caja del Estado libre y soberano de Mexico 50 cincuenta centavos En Toluca o en las oficinas recaudadoras en el estado TOLUCA ESCUELA DE ARTES. (Translation: Pay to the bearer The head of the accounting department of the Free and Sovereign State of Mexico 50 Fifty Centavos In Toluca or in the collection offices in the state) |
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The "Estado Libre y Soberano" issues of 1915 emerged from the near-total collapse of centralized monetary authority during the Mexican Revolution. With Constitutionalist and Conventionist factions each printing their own competing currency, individual states stepped in to fill the vacuum — Guerrero, Oaxaca, and others produced emergency fractional notes that were often rejected outright by merchants in neighboring territories.
The S-prefix in the Pick reference signals this is catalogued among the Mexican revolutionary state issues, a notoriously complex group where forgeries and contemporary counterfeits both circulated freely alongside genuine examples.