Mexican 50 peso gold coin - ATS Bullion Ltd

Overview

The Mexican 50 Pesos is a large and very interesting gold bullion coin. On the obverse, a portrait of the Winged Victory (El Angel) is featured alongside the year 1821, marking the first year of Mexico's independence. The reverse features the Mexican coat of arms, with an eagle holding a serpent in its beak while perched atop a cactus. The coins were minted between 1921 and 1947; however more coins were restruck between the years 1949 - 1972 and dated 1947.

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Buffalo One Ounce Gold Coin - Mixed Dates

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The American gold Buffalo is the 24 carat one ounce American coin. It is the first 1oz .9999 gold coin produced by the American mint, and was issued for the first time in 2006 as an alternative to the 1oz American Eagle to cater for those who prefer 24 carat gold coins. Like the 1oz Eagle it has a face value of $50. The coin depicts an Indian Head on the obverse, and a buffalo on the reverse.

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Eagle One Ounce Gold Coin - Mixed Dates

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Gold one ounce American Eagle coins are minted by The United States Mint. These coins have been produced since 1985. Each Eagle is imprinted with a "face value"; the one ounce coin is set at $50, although its value is of course based on the market price of its metal content.\r\n

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Mexican Libertad One Ounce Gold Coin

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The 1oz gold coin from Mexico features the coat of arms of Mexico, surrounded by historical Mexican coats of arms on the obverse. On the reverse the coin depicts the winged "Victory of Mexican Independence" in front of a landscape with the volcanoes PopocatÃ©petl and Iztaccihuatl. These coins are minted in 24 carat gold. Investing in Gold or Silver Bullion If you would like more information on investing in gold and silver bullion bars and coins please look at our How to Invest guide. Or if you prefer, please contact us on 020 7240 4041 for some free and impartial advice

from £1,072.00