The coinage of Mexico during a period of intense political upheaval and civil war. This book examines the unique and often irregular monetary issues produced in Mexico between 1913 and 1916. It details the historical context of the Mexican Revolution, the factions involved, and the specific mints and authorities that issued these coins. The work aims to catalogue and analyze these pieces, which were often struck under duress and with limited resources, providing insight into the economic conditions and political instability of the era.

This specialized numismatic study is likely to be highly regarded by collectors and historians focusing on Mexican coinage and the revolutionary period. Its detailed cataloging and historical analysis provide a crucial resource for understanding a complex and often overlooked area of monetary history. The work's focus on a specific, turbulent timeframe suggests a deep dive into the practicalities and implications of currency production during civil conflict.