YEAR 1821-1947
MINT Banco de Mexico
FINISH Mint State
WEIGHT 1.207 oz (37.5 Grams)
PURITY .900 Fine Gold
GRADE BU- Brilliant Uncircualted
GRADING SERVICE NONE
SPECIAL FEATURES Winged Victory obverse; Mexican eagle national coat of arms reverse

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The Mexican 50 Pesos gold coin stands as one of the most iconic and widely recognized sovereign gold issues ever produced, celebrated by stackers and collectors alike for its bold design and impressive gold content. Struck by the Banco de México, this 50 Pesos piece contains 37.5 grams of .900 fine gold (approximately 1.2057 troy oz of pure gold). Issued to commemorate Mexican independence, it bears the dates 1821 and 1947, marking the span from independence to the year of the modern issue.

The obverse features a powerful rendition of Winged Victory, the allegorical figure of Nike standing triumphant atop a rocky outcrop, her right arm raised holding a laurel wreath. The inscription '50 PESOS' and the notation '37.5 Gr. ORO PURO' flank the central device, with the commemorative dates '1821' and '1947' across the lower field. The reverse displays the Mexican national coat of arms, showing an eagle perched on a cactus and devouring a serpent, surrounded by the legend 'ESTADOS UNIDOS MEXICANOS' along the upper border, all encircled by an oak and laurel wreath.



The 50 Pesos gold coin's large gold content, sovereign pedigree, and enduring Winged Victory design make it a perennial favorite among gold stackers seeking substantial gold weight in a single piece. These coins are broadly recognized by dealers worldwide and carry the full weight of Mexican sovereign mint authority behind them. If you are looking to add a large-format government gold coin with genuine historical character, the 50 Pesos delivers on every measure.

1821-1947 Mexican 50 Peso Gold:
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