This is a Mexican revenue (fiscal) stamp issued in 1908, with a denomination of 30 Pesos. It bears the inscription “Control del Talón – Año 1908 – Patentes, Cont. Directa y Guías – Que Queda en la Oficina Recaudadora”, indicating its use for patent fees, direct contributions, and guides. The overprinted serial number (02282) provided official control for accounting. Such fiscal issues were not for postal use but served as essential tax and revenue collection tools in early 20th-century Mexico. Collectors value them for their historical role in Mexico’s taxation system and for their typographic design in bold green ink.