CVC & Collectables proudly presents this 1901-Mo|AM Mexico Un Peso, graded AU Details (Cleaned) by NGC, is a silver coin from the late 19th to early 20th-century series of Un Peso coins minted during the reign of Porfirio Díaz. While the coin has been cleaned, it still retains strong details and luster, making it an appealing collectible for those interested in Mexican numismatics. Minted at the Mexico City Mint (Mo), this Un Peso coin showcases the rich history and artistry of Mexican coinage. Coin Specifications: Country: Mexico Year: 1901 Mint: Mexico City (Mo) Assayer: AM (Initials of the assayer in charge) Denomination: Un Peso Composition: Silver (.903 fine) Diameter: 39 mm Weight: 27.07 grams Edge: Reeded Grade: AU Details (Cleaned) Design and Features: Obverse: The obverse features the iconic Mexican national emblem, an eagle perched on a cactus with a snake in its beak, symbolizing the foundation of Tenochtitlán and Mexican independence. The inscription reads “REPUBLICA MEXICANA.” Reverse: The reverse showcases the radiant liberty cap design, with rays emanating from the cap, symbolizing freedom and enlightenment. The denomination “UN PESO” is prominently displayed, along with the year “1901,” the mint mark “Mo,” and the assayer’s initials “AM.” Collectibility: While this coin has been cleaned, it retains an AU Details grade, meaning it still has minimal wear and strong luster, though some of its surfaces have been altered due to the cleaning process. Despite this, the 1901-Mo Un Peso remains a highly collectible coin due to its historical significance and scarcity. The Mexico City Mint (Mo) is particularly noted for producing high-quality silver coins, and this piece reflects the rich numismatic heritage of Mexico. Find more alike here!
