Vintage Banknote Lot Mexico 1, 100 Pesos Aztec Old Latin Revolution Currency

This two-piece collection captures the changing currency landscapes and national pride of 20th-century Mexico, issued by the Bank of Mexico.

1 Peso: Dated January 25, 1961, this famous "Calendario Azteca" note is a classic piece of mid-century Mexican currency. Printed by the American Bank Note Company in New York, it represents the final era of paper one-peso notes before they were entirely replaced by circulating coinage. Serial: U845348.

100 Pesos: Dated May 30, 1974, this historic "Cien Pesos" note comes from a key interwar inflation era. It honors Venustiano Carranza, a primary leader of the Mexican Revolution and former president, tracing the country's turbulent path to its modern constitution. Serial: P1144128.

Size: Approximately 157 mm x 67 mm

Condition: Lightly circulated with folds and paper aging.

This is an authentic vintage item. Use the zoom tool to inspect the photos for a detailed view of the condition.