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Mexico 1895-1896 Federal Contribution Revenue Stamp
uncommonpre-1900

Mexico 1895-1896 Federal Contribution Revenue Stamp

Mexico · 1895 · 12 Centavos

This revenue stamp from Mexico, issued between 1895 and 1896, features the national emblem of an eagle devouring a snake. It is denominated 'DOCE CENTAVOS' (12 Centavos) and explicitly states its purpose as a federal contribution.

These stamps were used by the Mexican government to collect federal taxes or contributions, serving as proof of payment for various official transactions and documents during the late 19th century.

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Estimated Values by Condition

Superb(S)

Perfectly centered, fresh, no faults

$120
Extremely Fine(XF)

Well centered, fresh colors

$80
Very Fine(VF)

Nicely centered, minor flaws

$45
Fine(F)

Average centering, acceptable

$20
Good(G)

Off-center or visible wear

$8

Prices are approximate market estimates for educational purposes. Actual values depend on specific factors including cancel type, margins, and provenance.

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