Mexico’s 50 pesos, also called the Centenario, first struck in 1921 for 100 years of independence. It shows the Angel of Independence on one side and Mexico’s coat of arms on the other. At 37 mm, it holds 1.2057 oz of pure gold in 90% gold, more gold than a one-ounce bullion coin. A large, historic gold coin for collectors and gold buyers alike.
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Mexico’s 50 pesos, also called the Centenario, first struck in 1921 for 100 years of independence. It shows the Angel of Independence on one side and Mexico’s coat of arms on the other. At 37 mm, it holds 1.2057 oz of pure gold in 90% gold, more gold than a one-ounce bullion coin. A large,…
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Mexico’s 50 pesos, also called the Centenario, first struck in 1921 for 100 years of independence. It shows the Angel of Independence on one side and Mexico’s coat of arms on the other. At 37 mm, it holds 1.2057 oz of pure gold in 90% gold, more gold than a one-ounce bullion coin. A large, historic gold coin for collectors and gold buyers alike.
Highlights
| Weight | 41.67 g |
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| Dimensions | 3.7 × 3.7 × 0.4 cm |
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