Mexico 1896-1897 Federal Contribution Revenue Stamp

Mexico · 1896 · 125 Pesos

This revenue stamp from Mexico, issued between 1896 and 1897, features the national emblem of an eagle devouring a snake. It was used to denote a federal contribution, with a face value of 125 Pesos.

Revenue stamps like this were crucial for funding government operations and infrastructure projects in Mexico during the late 19th century, reflecting the financial mechanisms of the era.