Coins and notes denominated in centavos and pesos — the circulating money of Cuba and Mexico, certified and listed one piece at a time. Cuba's republican coinage runs from the 1915 and 1916 issues designed by Charles Barber at the Philadelphia Mint through the commemorative pesos of the 1980s and 1990s, and the paper runs from Banco Español notes of the 1890s to the revolutionary-era issues.

This is the part of the catalog where condition does the most work. Caribbean and Latin American coinage spent its life in circulation and in a humid climate, so certified examples above AU are genuinely uncommon, and a graded note with an EPQ or PPQ designation is scarcer still.

Every piece is listed with its grading service, grade and certification number.