1950 Mexico Silver 5 Pesos Southern Railroad AU
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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 packaging.
- Coins have full detail and mint luster, but will show slight wear on the high points of the design.
- 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.
- Reverse: A sun bearing the date 1950 rises behind a landscape prominently featuring a locomotive and palm trees.
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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! - Specifications
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