The 2 Peso Mexican Gold Coin is a historic gold issue from the Mexico City Mint that was struck during the first half of the 20th century. Each coin contains .0482 troy ounces of actual gold with a 90% gold purity and carries a face value of 2 Pesos. These examples are offered in varied condition, with random dates selected from available inventory at the time your order is processed.

Coin Highlights:

• Coins arrive inside protective plastic flips!
• Dates include coins from 1919 to 1948!
• Varied conditions available!
• Random dates offered!
• Contains .0482 troy oz of actual gold content.
• Issued a face value of 2 Peso by Mexico.
• Mexican coat of arms on the obverse.
• Harvest wreath with denomination on the reverse.
• Please bear in mind matching dates are possible if you buy multiple coins.

Each 2 Peso Mexican Gold Coin available here comes in a protective plastic flip. These coins are offered at random in this listing, with no guarantee of the year of issue or condition. Please note that buying more than one can result in receiving coins in the same conditions with the same dates, or various specimens from different issue years.

Carrying a legal tender value of 2 Pesos, this coin represents the smallest denomination in Banco de Mexico’s classic gold coin series. Production took place from 1919 through 1948, with each coin measuring approximately 12.85 mm in diameter. Though compact in size, every piece contains .0482 troy oz of actual gold struck in a durable 90% gold alloy. Its modest size makes it an appealing option for collectors and investors who appreciate fractional gold coins that are easy to store and own.

The obverse of the 2 Peso Mexican Gold Coin showcases the official Coat of Arms of Mexico. At the center of the design, a Golden Eagle stands on a prickly pear cactus while gripping a serpent with its beak and talons. Fine details throughout the eagle’s feathers, wings, and posture create a lifelike appearance, while the twisting serpent adds a sense of motion to the scene. Above the national emblem is the inscription “Estados Unidos Mexicanos,” identifying the issuing nation.

On the reverse, you’ll find an open harvest wreath that symbolizes Mexico’s long agricultural heritage. Centered within the wreath is the denomination “Dos Pesos” displayed in Spanish. The year of issue is also included near the top of the design, making it easy to identify the coin’s date while preserving the clean and balanced appearance of the reverse.

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