Cinco de Mayo - Post your Mexican Coins, Currency, Commems & Bullion

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2010 5 oz. Proof Libertad & 1959 1 Peso:




2007 20 Pesos & 2006 50 Pesos notes (circulated):

2010 100 & 200 Peso Commemorative note set:















All notes pictured here are POLYMER Notes and can currently be found in circulation.

Fabrica de billetes del Banco de Mexico [YouTube video link]

 

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Here's mine:

 

Viva independencia

 

This is in the large assortment of "large stuff" I am going thru. Also 4 more Mexican. 1742 8R, 1910 UN Peso, 1947 cinco peso and 1950 cinco pesos cool looking stuff...lolol

 

Nice coins guys... this is starting to look like a party now!

 

Happy Cinco de Mayo:thumb:

 

Really nice Steve! Wow!

 

Thanks! I'm loving some of these other coins/notes that are being posted. I really want that 2010 note set!

 

Steve, for the 2010 Commemorative note set, you may want to set up a search on eBay. They turn up there from sellers in Mexico. They're rather pricey but probably worth it for how nice the set looks. I'm not really sure of how many sets were printed/issued. There may be details about them here. I just can't read Spanish that well to figure out the specs.

Also, here's the image that the 100 Pesos watermark was based on and some info I looked up about the image, La Adelita:

from [FONT=Arial,Helvetica]Wikipedia on La Adelita[/FONT]





[FONT=Arial,Helvetica]Image source: La Adelita.

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Here's a well worn copper piece, a 1921 5 Centavos:

 

Thanks krispy!

 

another any thoughts on grade or value appreciated.

 

no mexican items here but I love all the ones Im seeing. very nice guys

 

next again any info is appreciated, I have no resources except on line for world coins.

 

Loveee that 1742 canerrcoins!

 

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Cool design. Any info? LOLOL

 

Here's mine

It's a double holiday today...Cinco de Mayo and it's my birthday!!!

 

That's a great historical tidbit for the image. Thanks for posting it.