MEXICO, CHIHUAHUA, Banco del Estado de Chihuahua, 5 pesos P-S132a 1913, miner, XF $14.00 sold 
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MEXICO, Banco del Estado de Chihuahua, 100 pesos, P-S136a, 1913, Unc $93.00 sold 
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MEXICO, PUEBLA, Banco Oriental de Mexico, 1 peso P-S388a 10.4.1914 N.N. CCCXIII, 1 centavo tax inkstamp back, VG $21.00 
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MEXICO, SONORA, 50 pesos P-S1075b 1.3.1915 ser. N,  light water stain, XF $55.00 sold 11/16/2008 
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MEXICO, VERACRUZ, Banco Nacional de Mexico en Xalapa, 10 centavos, 1.7.1914, VG $24.00 sold 
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</p><p>"A (for me) large batch of these Mexican notes of the revolutionary period came to me and I found a number of varieties unlisted in the Pick catalog.  Quantity and variety were sufficient to make a presentation useful. 
    The notes are all 5 pesos P-S1067 (81 pieces) and 10 pesos P-S1068 (86 pieces). 
 
For starters, there are two REPUBLICA MEXICANA seals, 35mm and 38mm, printed in black on both denominations. 
  
Then there are series.  For both 5 and 10 pesos I noted the following series in my batch: none, 2, 3, and 4.  National seal size does not necessarily correlate with series: 
5 pesos            35mm seal                series: none, 2, 3, 4 
5 pesos            38mm seal                series: none, 2, 3, 4 
10 pesos          35mm seal                series: 2, 3, 4 
10 pesos          38mm seal                series: none, 3, 4 
    Finally there are the local inkstamps.  I noted the following types: 
DISTRITO DE GUAYMAS, RIO YAQUI, SONORA.  45x27mm.  This is Pick handstamp #1.  I note dates May 9 1915 and May 15 1915, always in this purple ink. 
  
FUERZAS DEL ESTADO DE SONORA. DETALL GENERAL.  49mm diameter.  Pick handstamp #2.  Always in black. 
  
ADUANA MARITIMA DE GUAYMAS ADMINISTRACION.  44x30mm.  Pick handstamp #3.  I have MAR(?) 1915, ABR 02(?) 1915, and MAY (all illegible) 1915.  There are probably other days but all are doubtful or completely illegible.  Various colors in the illustrated range from purple to blue. 
  
ADUANA FRONTERIZA DE NOGALES, SON. ADMINISTRACION FEB 1(4) 1915.  56x35mm.  Pick handstamp #5.  Only one example in the batch. 
  
SECRETARIA PARTICULAR DEL GOBIERNO DEL ESTADO DE SONORA.  39mm diameter.  Unlisted in Pick.  I'll call it #6.  Only comes in this blackish-purple color. 
  
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TESORERIA DEL ESTADO DE SONORA HERMOSILLO.  27mm diameter.  Unlisted in Pick.  I'll call it #7." - <a rel="nofollow" class="external text" href="mailto:reisbiz@earthlink.net">Bob Reis</a>.
<a rel="nofollow" class="external text" href="mailto:reisbiz@earthlink.net">Bob Reis</a>.
<ul><li><a rel="nofollow" class="external text" href="http://www.anythinganywhere.com/commerce/papermoney/papermoneypics/mex-pap.htm">MEXICO - I had written in a World Coin News article that Mexico has been one of the great coin issuing countries of the world.  It has been no slouch in paper money either.  Starting in the 19th century there has been a very large number of local and central government notes issued.  Let me think...  Probably Russia is #1 in paper money types, then China, then maybe the USA (including the pre-Civil War "broken" banknotes), then probably Mexico.  Several thousand notes, with no catalog containing them all.</a> (<a rel="nofollow" class="external text" href="http://www.anythinganywhere.com/">Anything Anywhere</a>).</li></ul><ul><li><a rel="nofollow" class="external text" href="http://www.anythinganywhere.com/commerce/papermoney/papermoneypics/sonorap1067+.html">VARIETIES OF SONORAN REVOLUTIONARY PAPER MONEY - A (for me) large batch of these Mexican notes of the revolutionary period came to me and I found a number of varieties unlisted in the Pick catalog.  Quantity and variety were sufficient to make a presentation useful. - The notes are all 5 pesos P-S1067 (81 pieces) and 10 pesos P-S1068 (86 pieces).</a> (<a rel="nofollow" class="external text" href="http://www.anythinganywhere.com/">Anything Anywhere</a>).</li></ul>