Today we introduce you to a 5-peso coin featuring a Mexican Independence character that would be worth up to 680,000 pesos. Is it one of your oddities?
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Given the euphoria of collecting pecunia, more and more people are checking their piggy banks to see if they have these specimens, which have become some of the most desirable specimens.
On this occasion, it’s time to discover a 5-peso Mexican peso coin that commemorates one of the most important historical moments in our country.
Although on specialized sites focused on numismatics, this value is estimated at almost three euros, which is equivalent to 55 pesos, there are more ambitious sellers in our country.
Sites like MercadoLibre, eBay, and even Amazon have become the best places to promote these coinage metals.
In 2009, a group of commemorative coins was circulated to celebrate the 200th anniversary of Mexico’s independence.
One of the most coveted pieces was that of Agustin de Iturbide, which is currently fetching significant monetary value on trading platforms.
This 5-peso coin featuring a character from Mexico’s independence is worth up to 680,000 pesos, according to the seller in MercadoLibre.
It is a bimetal piece with a stainless steel ring and aluminum bronze in the middle. With a weight of 7.07 grams and a diameter of 25 mm.
The Pecunia is part of the C family, and an additional 37 examples were issued along with this coin, 19 of which were based on Mexico’s independence and 18 focused on the Mexican Revolution.
The seller in the Mayor’s Office of Venustiano Carranza in Mexico City gave a price of 680,000 pesos for this coin with the character of independence.
