1931 Mexico Gold 50 Pesos
| Payment Method | Qty 1+ |
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| Cash | $5,040.18 |
| Cashier's Check | $5,040.18 |
| Check | $5,040.18 |
| Wire | $5,040.18 |
| Credit Card | $5,229.19 |
| Paypal | $5,229.19 |
The 1931 Mexico 50 Pesos Gold Coin is a highly sought-after key date in the celebrated Mexican Centenario series. With a limited original mintage of approximately 137,000 coins, this historic issue is considerably scarcer than common-date examples. Containing 1.2057 troy ounces of gold, the 1931 Centenario combines substantial precious metal content with exceptional numismatic appeal.
Coin Highlights:
Gold Content: Contains 1.2057 troy ounces of .900 fine gold.
Low Mintage: Only 136,860 coins originally struck.
Key Date: A desirable, low-mintage issue in the Mexican 50 Pesos Gold series.
Packaging: Comes in protective packaging.
Obverse: Features Mexico's national coat of arms, depicting a majestic eagle perched atop a cactus with a serpent in its beak.
Reverse: Showcases the iconic Winged Victory, also known as the Angel of Independence, with Mexico's famous volcanoes, Popocatépetl and Iztaccíhuatl, in the background.
Mint: Struck at the Mexico City Mint and issued under the authority of Banco de México.
A Desirable Key-Date Mexican Gold Coin
First introduced in 1921 to commemorate the centennial of Mexico's independence, the 50 Pesos Gold Centenario has become one of the world's most recognizable gold coins.
The 1931 issue stands apart from common-date Centenarios due to its comparatively low original mintage and historical significance. Its combination of scarcity, impressive gold content, and iconic Mexican design makes it especially appealing to collectors of world gold coinage.
Add the 1931 Mexico 50 Pesos Gold Coin to your collection today! This desirable key-date Centenario offers an exceptional opportunity to own a historic Mexican gold coin with both bullion value and numismatic significance.