SALE Mexico 1825-1872 Cap & Rays Silver 2 Reales Fine to Very Fine MSRP: Was: $75.00 Now: $55.00 Add to Cart Compare
Mexico 1945 Gold 2 Pesos About Uncirculated/Brilliant Uncirculated MSRP: Was: Now: $225.00 Add to Cart Compare
SALE Mexico 1968 Summer Olympics Silver 25 Pesos About Uncirculated MSRP: Was: $59.00 Now: $49.00 Add to Cart Compare
SALE Mexico 1977-1979 Morelos Silver 100 Pesos Brilliant Uncirculated MSRP: Was: $59.00 Now: $49.00 Add to Cart Compare
America's First Silver Dollar 8 Reales Fine Minted from 1772 to 1825 in silver-rich New Spain, this famous silver coin was by far the most favored currency of the Thirteen Colonies. Even after U.S. Mint silver dollars were issued, this silver-laden coin remained legal-tender in the U.S... MSRP: Was: Now: $249.00 Add to Cart Compare
Mexico 1732-1772 Pillar 1 Real Because of its consistency, the Spanish dollar was widely used by many countries as the first international currency. In 1775, the Continental Congress declared the Spanish 8-reales or 8-bit dollar legal tender for the new nation and by extension the... MSRP: Was: Now: $139.00 Add to Cart Compare
Mexico 1824-1897 Cap and Rays Silver 8 Reales Very Fine This first silver coin of the Mexican Republic contains more silver than classic U.S. Mint silver dollars. For decades it was legal tender in the United States and continued to circulate informally, especially in the South and West. The Mexican coat of... MSRP: Was: Now: $199.00 Add to Cart Compare
SALE Mexico 1825-1872 Cap & Rays Silver 2 Reales Fine to Very Fine For decades, these silver coins struck by the Mexico Mint were used as legal tender in the United States and continued to circulate informally, especially in the South and West. The Mexican coat of arms is displayed on the obverse of the coin. On its... MSRP: Was: $75.00 Now: $55.00 Add to Cart Compare
Mexico 1898-1809 Cap and Rays Silver Peso Extra Fine After the discontinuation of reales in 1898, these big, short-lived silver pesos were introduced. The new peso still had the same silver content (more than a U.S. silver dollar!) and dimensions as the eight reales coin it replaced. The Mexican coat of... MSRP: Was: Now: $169.00 Add to Cart Compare
Mexico 1945 Gold 2 Pesos About Uncirculated/Brilliant Uncirculated When this coin was minted over seven decades ago, Mexico was the only North American country issuing legal-tender gold coins. There's no better example of the strength of hard-asset gold coins against inflation. Today these small treasures whose dos... MSRP: Was: Now: $225.00 Add to Cart Compare
Mexico 1947-1948 Aztec Silver 5 Pesos Uncirculated Mexico's silver coin tradition is the oldest in the Americas and this much-admired, short-lived type issued by the Bank of Mexico ranks very high in popularity. Shown is a deeply embossed portrait of the valiant Cuauhtémoc, nephew of Montezuma and the... MSRP: Was: Now: $89.00 Add to Cart Compare
SALE Mexico 1968 Summer Olympics Silver 25 Pesos About Uncirculated Own the first BIG official Olympic silver commemorative! This magnificent coin inaugurated the tradition of large silver Olympic commemoratives. Shown is a Mayan athlete and playing field and the traditional image of an eagle on a cactus killing a snake... MSRP: Was: $59.00 Now: $49.00 Add to Cart Compare
SALE Mexico 1977-1979 Morelos Silver 100 Pesos Brilliant Uncirculated This superlative 1977-1979 silver coin proved to be North America's last issued for use in commerce. A hard-asset support for the peso, this 100 pesos denomination was discontinued and recalled after the price of silver soared in 1979. Shown is José... MSRP: Was: $59.00 Now: $49.00 Add to Cart Compare
Mexico 2022 Libertad 1-Oz Silver Brilliant Uncirculated The Mexican silver dollar tradition is the oldest in the Americas and this Brilliant Uncirculated one ounce .999 silver coin evokes its heroic past. Shown is a graceful Winged Liberty (Libertad) celebrating Mexico's independence and the age-old O over M... MSRP: Was: Now: $79.00 Add to Cart Compare
Spanish 1772-1825 Bust Silver 1 Real Very Good to Fine Minted under far-reaching Spanish rule, these silver coins were widely accepted as the first international currency and remained legal tender in the U.S. until the passage of the Coinage Act of 1857. The first United States silver dollar was based upon... MSRP: Was: Now: $109.00 Add to Cart Compare
