(1953-1963 )Mexico Gold Grove Medals Commemorative Type Set

Set Highlights:

• This set is composed of 8 medallic gold pieces struck by the Bank of Mexico between 1953-1963.
• The total gold weight of this set is 5.5462 AGW.
• This set is composed of the following:
• 1957 Mexico Gold Medallic 10 Peso Constitution Centennial. Contains .2411 oz actual gold weight.
• Obverse: Features a bust of Benito Juarez, the leader who oversaw the adoption of Mexico's 1857 constitution.
• Reverse: Displays Mexico's coat of arms featuring a golden eagle devouring a snake. This centennial commemorative displays an older style coat of arms, one contemporary to the mid-19th century, as would have been used on coins at the time of the constitution's signing.
• Listed in Krause as KM#M123a.
• 1953 Mexico Gold Medallic 10 Peso Hildalgo 200th anniversary. Contains .2411 oz actual gold weight.
• Obverse: Features a half length bust of Hidalgo facing left.
• Reverse: Displays Mexico's coat of arms featuring a golden eagle devouring a snake. This centennial commemorative displays an older style coat of arms, one contemporary to the early-19th century.
• Listed in Krause as KM#M91A.
• 1953 Mexico Gold Medallic Birth of Hidalgo 20 Pesos. Contains .4823 oz actual gold weight.
• Obverse: Features the bust of Hidalgo and double dates: 1753-1953.
• Reverse: Eagle on a cactus eating a snake.
• KM#M92a.
• 1962 Mo Medallic Gold 20 Peso. Contains .4823 oz of gold.
• Obverse: Mexican coat of arms featuring a golden eagle perched atop a cactus, devouring a snake. Date below wing.
• Reverse: Left facing bust with laurel wreath below.
• Grove-801.
• 1959 Mexico Gold Medallic 20 Peso Carranza Centenary. Contains .4823 oz actual gold weight.
• Obverse: Features the bust of Venustiano Carranza and double dates: 1859-1959.
• Reverse: Depicts the Monumento a la Revolucion, which is now a mausoleum containing the remains of Carranza and other famous Mexican revolutionaries. Surrounding legend: "V. CARRANZA - CENTENARIO DE SU NATALICIO," which translates to "V. Carranza - Centenary of his birth."
• Grove-P-45.
• 1957-Mo Medallic 50 Pesos struck to commemorate the first Centennial of the Constitution. Contains 1.2057 oz of gold.
• Obverse: A standing feminine figure with a book. Map of Mexico and radiant sun in background.
• Reverse: The interior of the Chamber of Deputies.
• Grove-698. KM-M122a.
• 1962-Mo Medallic 50 Pesos struck to commemorate the Battle of the Puebla - the event commemorated by Cinco de Mayo. Contains 1.2057 oz of gold.
• Obverse: Statue of General Ignacio Zaragoza on horseback facing left, artillery below, Puebla in distance to left.
• Reverse: The Mexican national coat of arms, featuring a golden eagle devouring a snake perched atop a cactus.
• Grove 802.
• 1961-1963-Mo Medallic 50 Pesos struck to commemorate Emiliano Zapata. Contains 1.2057 oz of gold.
• Only 110 pieces were struck by the Mexican Mint.
• Obverse: Emiliano Zapata on a horse speaking with a peasant of the revolution.
• Reverse: Mexican flag with coat of arms. "Plan De Ayala Reforma, Libertad Justicia y Ley."
• Grove-P-378.
  

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