The Mexican Coin

50 centavos 1905 *	50 centavos 1906 *	50 centavos 1907 *	50 centavos 1908 *	50 centavos 1912 *
50 centavos 1913 *	50 centavos 1914 *	50 centavos 1916 *	50 centavos 1917 *	50 centavos 1918 *
50 centavos 1918 *	50 centavos 1919 *	50 centavos 1919 *	50 centavos 1920 *	50 centavos 1921 *
50 centavos 1925 *	50 centavos 1937 *	50 centavos 1938 *	50 centavos 1939 *	50 centavos 1942 *
50 centavos 1943 *	50 centavos 1944 *	50 centavos 1945 *	50 centavos 1935 *	50 centavos 1950 *
50 centavos 1951 *	50 centavos 1955 *	50 centavos 1953 *	50 centavos 1957 *	50 centavos 1959 *
50 centavos 1961 *	50 centavos 1965 *	50 centavos 1966 *	50 centavos 1967 *	50 centavos 1968 *
50 centavos 1969 *	50 centavos 1970 *	50 centavos 1970 *	50 centavos 1971 *	50 centavos 1972 *
50 centavos 1975 *	50 centavos 1976 *	50 centavos 1977 *	50 centavos 1978 *	50 centavos 1967 *
50 centavos 1979 *	50 centavos 1981 *	50 centavos 1983 *	50 centavos 1980 *	50 centavos 1982 *
50 centavos 1983 *	50 centavos 1992 *	50 centavos 1993 *	50 centavos 1994 *	50 centavos 1995 *
50 centavos 1996 *	50 centavos 1997 *	50 centavos 2000 *

-MEXICAN REVOLUTION AND POSTREVOLUTIONARY REPUBLICS-

<1 Centavo> <2 Centavos> <5 Centavos> <10 Centavos> <20 y 25 Centavos> <50 Centavos> <1 Peso (Liberty Cap)>

<1 Peso> <2, 5 y 10 Pesos>

The Mexican Revolution broke out in 1910 due to the Porfirio Diaz's dictatorship, and it remained throughout the first decades of the twentieth century. During it, several States of the Federation chose to have their ownmoney as they segregated on behalf of one of the belligerents. This coins are known as the revolutionary ones.

The new Republic posterior to the Revolution is currently governing Mexico, with its official currency: the Mexican peso; whose examples are featured here.