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| 正面铭文 | EL ESTADO LIBRE Y SOBERANO DE SINALOA PAGARÁ EL PORTADOR EN EFECTIVO CINCUENTA PESOS CONFORME AL DECRETO FECHA 22 DE FEBRERO 1914 SAN BLAS, SIN. (Translation: The Free and Sovereign State of Sinaloa will pay the bearer in cash Fifty Pesos conforming to the decree dated 22 February 1914. San Blas, Sinaloa) |
| 背面描述 | Printed in purple, the reverse presents a panoramic composition across the central field: at far left, a cityscape vignette of Culiacán; at far right, a cityscape vignette of Mazatlán; between them, allegorical figures of Liberty and Justice flank the Mexican national coat of arms at centre. |
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Sinaloa was one of several Mexican states that issued its own emergency currency during the Constitutional period of the Revolution — a moment when federal authority had collapsed and regional military governors needed to pay troops and move supplies. These state-level emissions were often printed quickly, with limited security features, and circulated in a geographically constrained area before federal consolidation rendered them worthless.
P#S1047 sits at the higher end of the Sinaloa series denominations, which typically increases the likelihood of hoarding over active use. Redemption was never guaranteed for most state issues of this period.