My Collection
Description:
Obverse
Various Mexican eagle symbol designs used on coinage in the past.
Reverse
Winged Victory with a laurel wreath in her right hand and a broken chain in her left hand with the Valley of Mexico in the background and Popocatépetl and Iztaccíhuatl volcanoes in the distance.
Related Coins
10 Pesos (Tabasco - Silver Proof Issue)
Country: Mexico (Estados Unidos) / Denomination: 10 Pesos
10 MXN = 0.51 USD
Year: 2004 / Material: Silver (.999)
1/20 Onza - "Libertad" (Gold Bullion Coinage)
Country: Mexico / Denomination: 1/20 Onza
(0.05)
Year: 2000-2017 / Material: Gold (.999)
5 Centavos (Toluca)
Country: Estado de Mexico (Estado de Mexico)
(Mexico - Revolutionary) / Denomination: 5 Centavos
(0.05)
Year: 1915 / Material: Cardboard
4 Escudos - Felipe V
Country: Mexico (Colonial) / Denomination: 4 Escudos
(64)
Year: 1701-1720 / Material: Gold (.917)
25 Pesos / ¼ Onza (Sacerdote)
Country: Mexico (Estados Unidos) / Denomination: 25 Pesos
25 MXN = 1.26 USD
Year: 1996 / Material: Gold (.999)
10 Centavos (large type)
Country: Mexico (Estados Unidos) / Denomination: 10 Centavos
0.10 MXN = 0.0051 USD
Year: 1992-2009 / Material: Stainless Steel
100 Pesos (Pillar coin)
Country: Mexico (Estados Unidos) / Denomination: 100 Pesos
100 MXN = 5.05 USD
Year: 2011 / Material: Bi-Metallic Silver (.925) center in Aluminium-bronze ring
100 Pesos (Tabasco)
Country: Mexico (Estados Unidos) / Denomination: 100 Pesos
100 MXN = 5.05 USD
Year: 2004 / Material: Bi-Metallic Silver (.925) center in Aluminium-bronze ring
100 Pesos (Baja California Sur - Gold & Silver Proof Issue)
Country: Mexico (Estados Unidos) / Denomination: 100 Pesos
100 MXN = 5.05 USD
Year: 2006 / Material: Bi-Metallic Gold (.999) center in Silver (.999) ring
1 Escudo - Fernando VI
Country: Mexico (Colonial) / Denomination: One Escudo
(16)
Year: 1748-1756 / Material: Gold (.917)