Mexico 1874-1875 Documentary Revenue Stamp

Mexico · 1874 · 2 reales

This Mexican documentary revenue stamp from 1874-1875 features the national emblem of an eagle on a cactus, devouring a snake, with 'DOS REALES' and 'MEXICO' inscribed around the central motif. The denomination '2a' is clearly visible at the bottom.

Issued during the mid-1870s, this stamp was used to levy taxes on legal documents and transactions within Mexico, serving as a crucial tool for government revenue collection in the post-imperial era.