KOGUJA Banknotes Catalog

1 pesos 1961 — Mexico ( Pick: 59 )

Region: North America
Front side
1 pesos Mexico 1961 — Front side
Back side
1 pesos Mexico 1961 — Back side

Banknote description

The banknote is a 1 pesos issued in Mexico in 1961. It is cataloged under Pick number 59. The front side features the Aztec calendar stone at the center, printed in black on a multicolor underprint, with the text "MEXICO D.F." added above the date at lower left. The back side is red, displaying the Independence monument at the center.

The dimensions of the banknote are 157 x 67 mm. It was produced by the American Bank Note Company (ABNC). The note is signed by an unknown Consejero, an unknown Interventor de la Com. Nac. Bancaria, and Cajero Fernando Joaquin Loaiza.

The banknote is printed on paper and features colors including black, green, and red. The Independence monument, depicted on the reverse, serves as a notable historical landmark in Mexico City.

Specifications

Signed by
Consejero – Unknown; Interventor de la Com. Nac. Bancaria – Unknown; Cajero – Fernando Joaquin Loaiza
Date of issue
08.11.1961
Printing office
American Bank Note Company (ABNC)
Paper
Paper
Colour
Black, Green, Red
Dimensions
157 x 67 mm
Pick catalog
59

About this banknote

The "Banco de México" issued this banknote series in 1961. The notes were part of a post-1950s modernization effort that included security and design enhancements. The American Bank Note Company was responsible for printing the series, leveraging advanced printing techniques of the era.

The front side of the 1 peso note features the Aztec calendar stone centered over a multicolor underprint. Additional text, "MEXICO D.F.," is uniquely positioned above the date at the lower left. The back is adorned with the Independence monument in red. The note carries the signature of Cajero Fernando Joaquin Loaiza and measures 157 x 67 mm.

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