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Description
1931 Mexico Gold 50 Pesos NGC MS63 Mexico City Mint KM-481 Fr-172 37.5 Grams Gold
This impressive 1931 Mexico Gold 50 Pesos coin is a classic large-format gold issue struck at the historic Mexico City Mint. Bearing the national title Estados Unidos Mexicanos, this piece is among the most iconic gold coins of the 20th century and a cornerstone of world gold numismatics.
Historical Significance
The 50 Pesos gold coin was introduced during a period of national pride and monetary stability in Mexico, celebrating the country’s independence and sovereignty. Although dated 1931, these coins became globally recognized as premier gold trade and bullion pieces, admired for both their substantial gold content and bold artistic presence.
Design and Features
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Obverse: The Mexican national coat of arms, featuring a golden eagle perched on a cactus devouring a serpent, surrounded by the legend Estados Unidos Mexicanos.
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Reverse: The Winged Victory (El Ángel de la Independencia) stands prominently in the foreground, with the volcanic peaks Popocatépetl and Iztaccíhuatl rising behind her. The date 1821 commemorates Mexican independence, paired with the coin’s denomination and metal content.
The broad flan and high-relief design give this issue exceptional visual impact and unmistakable presence.
Gold Content
This coin contains 37.5 grams of pure gold, equivalent to over one troy ounce, making it one of the most substantial and desirable government-issued gold coins ever produced.
Grade and Certification
Certified by Numismatic Guaranty Company as MS63, this example retains strong mint luster, pleasing surfaces, and excellent overall eye appeal for the grade. The NGC holder guarantees authenticity and provides long-term protection.
Catalog References
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KM Number: KM-481
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Friedberg Number: Fr-172
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Year: 1931
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Mint: Mexico City
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Metal: Gold
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Weight: 37.5 grams (over one ounce of pure gold)
Collector’s Value
Highly sought after by collectors of world gold, Latin American coinage, and bullion-related numismatics, the 50 Pesos gold coin offers an unmatched combination of size, gold content, historical symbolism, and global recognition. This certified MS63 example is ideal as a centerpiece coin or a premium addition to any advanced collection, delivering both visual drama and enduring collector appeal.