1968-Mo MEXICO Silver 25 PESOS NGC MS-65 EVEN RINGS MEXICO CITY OLYMPICS
The 1968 Mexico 25 Pesos Olympic Silver Coin commemorates the XIX Olympiad held in Mexico City, a landmark event in modern Olympic history as the first Games hosted in Latin America. Struck to celebrate this global occasion, the coin features bold Olympic-themed imagery and carries strong historical and collectible appeal. This example has been certified Mint State 65 by NGC with the “Even Rings” designation, indicating attractive toning characteristics. It is further enhanced by its presentation in a distinctive Trader Bea Purple Core slab.
Coin Highlights:
Graded MS-65 by NGC with Even Rings designation.
Struck in .720 fine Silver.
Contains approximately 0.5209 oz of Silver.
Commemorates the 1968 Mexico City Olympic Games.
Housed in a Trader Bea Purple Core slab for premium presentation.
Obverse: Features the National Emblem of Mexico, an eagle perched on a cactus devouring a serpent, surrounded by inscriptions.
Reverse: Displays Olympic-themed design elements honoring the 1968 Games, including the official Olympic rings and denomination.
A popular modern world Silver commemorative with strong collector demand.
With its Olympic historical significance, certified Mint State 65 grade, and unique toned “Even Rings” designation, this 1968 Mexico 25 Pesos coin is a standout addition to any world silver collection.