CVC & Collectables presents this 1913-1914 50 Peso Mexico Banco de Durango, graded Very Fine 30 by PMG, is a fascinating piece of Mexican banking currency. During this period, Mexico underwent significant political and social upheaval, which had a profound impact on its state run banking and currency.
In the early 20th century, Mexico experienced a series of revolutions and civil conflicts, including the Mexican Revolution of 1910-1920. These turbulent times led to the emergence of various factions and revolutionary leaders vying for power, resulting in instability and uncertainty across the country.
Banco de Durango, like many other banks in Mexico at the time, faced challenges amid the political turmoil. The issuance of banknotes, such as the 50 Peso denomination, was influenced by the shifting dynamics of the Mexican economy and the banking sector.
The PMG grade of Very Fine 30 indicates that the note is well-preserved despite its age and the historical circumstances surrounding its issuance. While it may exhibit some signs of circulation, such as minor folds or creases, the overall integrity of the note remains intact.
For collectors and historians, this Banco de Durango 50 Peso note serves as a tangible reminder of Mexico’s turbulent past and the resilience of its financial system during times of crisis. Each mark and symbol on the note tells a story of a nation grappling with change and striving for stability amidst chaos.
Currency Highlights:
- Sealed in an inert mylar currency holder certified by PMG
- Graded Very Fine 30 by PMG
- Dated: 1913-14
