| Type | Bond |
|---|---|
| Represented Quantity | 1 |
| Nominal | 1000 US-$ |
| Coupon Rate | 6% |
| Place of Issue | Delaware, United States of America |
| Date of Issue | November 1, 1912 |
| Printing Firm | American Bank Note Company |
| Language | English |
| Year of Acquisition | 2016 |
| Condition | EF |
Description
The company was established in 1912 to “grow and cultivate sugar cane and all other kinds of fruits and vegetables” with a capital stock of 3.5 mln US-$. It was apparently active in the Mexican state of Sinaloa and was dissolved in 1918. It was evidently succeeded by a short-lived Mexican company (Azucarera Almada). A 1925 newspaper report speaks of the former Mexican president Obregon looking to acquire the company's assets there.
Typical 1912 Collateral Trust Serial Gold Bond. Vignette with a harvesting scene. Unusually the first coupon is only for a two month period. Punchholes and stamped “Specimen”.