CVC & Collectables proudly presents the remarkable 1898-Mo|AM Mexico Peso Restrike, graded MS 65 by NGC, is an excellent example of a high-grade collectible coin. The Mexican Peso from this era is renowned for its iconic design, featuring symbols of Mexican independence and national pride. This particular coin is a restrike, meaning it was produced on a later date using the original dies, making it a popular choice among collectors for its historical design and modern minting quality. Coin Specifications: Country: Mexico Mint: San Francisco Mint Year: 1898 (1949 Restrike) Denomination: Peso Composition: Silver (.903 fine) Diameter: Approximately 38 mm Weight: Approximately 27.07 grams Edge: Reeded Grade: MS 65 (Mint State 65) by NGC, indicating a coin in gem uncirculated condition with strong luster and only minor imperfections. Design and Features: Obverse: The obverse of the coin typically features the Mexican national emblem, an eagle perched on a cactus with a snake in its beak, surrounded by the inscription “República Mexicana” (Mexican Republic). Reverse: The reverse showcases the iconic “Cap and Rays” design, with a liberty cap radiating light, symbolizing freedom and independence. The date “1898” and the denomination “Un Peso” are also prominently displayed, along with the mintmark “Mo” and assayer initials “AM.” Collectibility: This 1898-Mo|AM Mexico Peso Restrike, graded MS 65 by NGC,in MS-65 condition, making it a highly desirable piece for collectors. The MS 65 grade indicates that the coin has an exceptional strike with strong luster, few noticeable marks, and outstanding overall eye appeal. Restrikes are particularly valued for their historical designs paired with modern minting quality, offering collectors a pristine version of a classic coin. Find more alike here!
