Mexcio - 1926-M Cap & Rays 1 Peso - KM.455 - NGC MS 64 KM.54 This commemorative halve commemorates two 8

Name: Mexcio - 1926-M Cap & Rays 1 Peso - KM.455 - NGC MS 64 KM.54 This commemorative halve commemorates two 8
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Mexcio 1926 M Cap & Rays 1 Peso KM.455 NGC MS 64 KM.54 This commemorative halve commemorates two 8 This commemorative halve commemorates two famous battles faught in Lexington Concord in 1775 all in original mint capsules and super Gem KM# 455 Denomination Peso Country Mexico Government United States Coinage Type Decimal Coinage (100 Centavos = 1 Peso) Mint Mexico City Composition Silver Fineness 0 3856 oz ASW Diameter 34 mm Edge Description INDEPENDENCIA Y LIBERTAD Description Obverse National arms Description Reverse Value and date within 3 4 wreath with Liberty cap above Notes Mint mark Mo

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