Antique Banknote 1915 Mexico Sinaloa Revolution 50 Centavos Currency History Art

This historic Mexican Revolution banknote issued by the State of Sinaloa captures the dramatic spirit of the civil war era with detailed portraits of national heroes. It makes an excellent addition for collectors of military history, Latin American numismatics, or anyone seeking a stunning conversation piece from the roaring age of Pancho Villa.

Known colloquially as "Bilimbiques," these local state-issued banknotes were printed out of necessity during the height of the Mexican Revolution to replace federal coin currency hoarded away due to military instability.

Serial: 277087

Size: Approximately 139 mm × 64 mm

Security: Framed in high-density geometric scrollwork detailing to counter basic wartime photographic plate copying. Bearing the clear, multi-signature authority plates of state treasury administrators (including Matias Ayala).

Condition: Circulated with folds, creases, and paper aging. The borders remain entirely whole with no deep edge tears or central paper splits.

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