1938 UN Peso Mexican Silver Coin

Description

Secure enduring tangible wealth while adding a pivotal piece of 20th-century Latin American monetary history to your portfolio. The 1938 Un Peso Mexican Silver Coin combines certified bullion value with high numismatic demand, offering an established store of precious metal backed by historical prestige.

• 0.720 Fine Silver Composition (“Ley .720”): Contains 12.00 grams (0.3856 troy oz) of pure silver alloyed with copper for durability, ensuring your investment retains intrinsic metal value while resisting surface wear over time.
• Iconic Radiant Liberty Cap Design: Displays the historic “Gorro Frigio” emitting rays of light on the reverse, providing instant international recognition among dealers and collectors to ensure effortless liquidity and tradeability.
• Struck by the Casa de Moneda de México: Minted by the oldest operating mint in the Americas, guaranteeing strict weight and fineness standards that protect your holding against authenticity concerns.
• 1938 Sovereign Mintage Era: Produced during a historic year in Mexican economic history, giving this specific coin elevated historical appeal beyond its raw silver bullion weight.
• Full 34 mm Diameter Profile: Features a broad physical footprint that accentuates the detailed Mexican Coat of Arms (Eagle devouring a serpent on a cactus), making it ideal for high-visibility coin displays and secure vault storage.

Technical Specifications:

• Issuing Country: Mexico (Estados Unidos Mexicanos)
• Year: 1938
• Denomination: Un Peso (1 Peso)
• Mint Mark: Mo (Mexico City Mint)
• Purity: 0.720 Silver (72% Ag, 28% Cu)
• Gross Weight: 16.66 grams
• Pure Silver Weight: 12.00 grams (0.3856 troy oz)
• Diameter: 34.0 mm

Acquire a authentic piece of classic Mexican coinage to fortify your precious metals allocation with verifiable silver content and classic Latin American artistry.