This Mexican revenue stamp, issued in 1909, is denominated at 5 centavos. Printed in deep blue, the design prominently features the inscription “Control del Talon Año 1909”, referencing its use for controlling stubs and receipts in fiscal documentation. The text below specifies its application for patents, direct accounting, and guides, all of which remained in the tax collection office (Oficina Recaudadora). A bold serial number (21496) is overprinted at the top, ensuring accountability in official transactions. This is a fine example of early 20th-century fiscal issues from Mexico, valued by collectors of classic revenue stamps.