1950 Mexico Silver 5 Pesos Southern Railroad BU
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This popular commemorative was produced in 1950 to celebrate the opening of the Southern Railroad. Between its low mintage and unique, eye-catching reverse design, this is an extremely popular type for collectors.Coin Highlights:
- Contains .643 oz of Silver.
- Coins are shipped in protective plastic flips.
- Reverse: A sun bearing the date 1950 rises behind a landscape prominently featuring a locomotive and palm trees.
- Obverse: The Mexican national coat of arms as depicted on the standard circulating 5 peso of the time, with denomination and date below, flanked by legends of weight and purity.
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In addition to the intricate design, this coin had a mintage of only 200,000 pieces, half of which are believed to have been melted to produce the 1968 Olympic commemorative. A low survival rate certainly fits with their relative availability. These coins are tough to come by, especially in nice condition. Add one to your cart today!
nice coin, good condition, cost was a little high
Pros
- Attractive Design
- Mint Condition
- Recognized Brand
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