Mexico 1897-1898 Federal Contribution Revenue Stamp

Mexico · 1897 · 131 pesos

This revenue stamp features the Mexican coat of arms, depicting an eagle devouring a snake while perched on a nopal cactus. The design is framed by ornate scrollwork, with the denomination '131 PESOS' clearly visible at the bottom.

This stamp was issued as a federal contribution revenue stamp in Mexico during the late 19th century, likely used for taxation or official fees. Its high denomination suggests it was used for significant financial transactions or duties.