He 10 peso bill by Emiliano Zapata was considered one of the most iconic in the history of Mexico because he wore the face of a great historical figure; today collectors are willing to pay large amounts of money to obtain it.
A new publication points out that for this piece they give up to 280 thousand to the owner with the aim of being able to have this ticket in his possession,
Paper money was put into circulation in 1994 and was one of the most used in Mexico due to its value of 10 pesos, but it was only on the market for a period of six years, since in 2000 the Bank of Mexico (Banxico) decided take it out of circulation because it was cheaper to produce coins than bills.
How is the bill of 10 pesos that is worth 280 thousand?
To collect the 280 thousand pesos you must verify that the ticket is real.
The 10 peso bill Features the image of Mexican hero Emiliano ZapataIn addition, it must be from series A and C, in addition to being in impeccable condition and measuring 129 centimeters long by 66 centimeters wide.
On its back it should have equestrian sculpture of the Mexican hero from Cuautla, Morelosand in the background, the Popocatépetl and Iztaccihuatl volcanoes.
Remember that purchase and sale operations and agreements are carried out through electronic commerce platforms.
It may interest you: Check your wallet carefully because this 100-peso bill is worth 150,000
What are collector’s tickets?
Each bill must have certain elements to be considered collectible.
These are the collection banknotes of the Bank of Mexico:
- AA banknotes printed by the American Bank Note Company
- AA and A banknotes
- B banknotes
- C banknotes
- D-banknotes
- Commemorative D banknotes
- D1 tickets
Are banknotes with new security features (optically variable ink and iridescent band); the collection is made up of denominations of fifty, one hundred, two hundred, five hundred and one thousand pesos. If you have a 10-peso bill, you should see an expert to guide you about its real value.
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