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Certified Products

Certified Products

Limited mintages and exclusive NGC and PCGS labels make certified Mexican products from the Bank of Mexico (Banco de México) a must-have for any collector. With gold and silver coins slabbed by these top-grading services, these popular low-population coins have considerable added value and liquidity. The extensive range of fractional sizes and the iconic 1 oz certified gold and silver Libertads showcase Mexico's stunning silver and gold bullion.

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Historic Mexican Coins

Historic Mexican Coins

Witness some of Mexico's rich numismatic history with APMEX's selection of certified historical coins. From vintage gold pesos to Spanish colonial coins, these rare issues encapsulate the pride and tradition of Mexican coinage. With low mintages and stunning original luster, certified Mexican classics are must-haves for collectors and historians alike.

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History of the Bank of Mexico

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With roots in the Mexican Mint, La Casa de Moneda, dating back to the 16th century, the Banco de Mexico has had an enduring impact on Mexico's currency and economy since its official founding in 1925. In addition to issuing banknotes and managing reserves, the bank initially focused on stabilizing the peso and bringing financial stability to Mexico. This institution strikes some of Mexico's most iconic coins, like the popular Silver Libertads and Gold Centenarios. With a long legacy and continued commitment to transparency and education, the Banco de Mexico produces coveted collector coins and promotes Mexico's financial well-being. True numismatic history comes alive with certified Banco de Mexico classics available now at APMEX.

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History of Banco de México Mint

The Banco de México the world knows today was created September 1, 1925, but it has its roots in an early mint founded in 1535 on a decree from the Spanish Crown. In 1823, Mexico won its freedom from Spain and continued to mint coins. While it maintained many of Spain’s monetary traditions like denominations, the new Mexican mint crafted its own designs to proclaim its sovereignty. Different leaders and different political movements had new designs created. Many of these coins have high numismatic value due to their rarity and historic significance.

By the Mexican Revolution in 1910, the public had come to distrust the monetary system. As the new government began to establish itself, they drafted a new constitution. In 1917, with article 28, the Mexican constitution ensured that only a “government-controlled bank” could be exclusively responsible for currency issuance.

Banco de México takes significant effort to maintain its status as a mint that is respected around the world. This allows them to fulfill their mission of preserving the value of Mexico’s currency and, in turn, improving the well-being of Mexico and its citizens. Meeting the goals of their vision allows them to remain a financial institution that is trustworthy and accountable. The products, new and old, have significant value and are desired by collectors and investors alike.

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