Mexico – 2010 – Bicentenario – 200 Pesos – PCGS MS69

Mexico – 2010 – 200 Pesos – Bicentenario – Gold Coin – PCGS MS69

The 200 Pesos Bicentenario Gold Coin was issued by the Mexican government in 2010 to commemorate the bicentennial of Mexico’s independence. Struck in 90% fine gold, this coin weighs 1.2 ounces (37.5 grams).
The obverse features the national emblem of Mexico, while the reverse showcases the iconic Winged Victory statue, a powerful symbol of Mexican independence.

Highly sought after by both collectors and investors, this gold coin holds substantial intrinsic, historical, and numismatic value. It was issued exclusively in 2010, making it a limited-edition release. The coin’s distinctive design and commemorative significance further enhance its investment and collectible appeal.

Obverse:
The front displays the Coat of Arms of Mexico, encircled by the inscription “ESTADOS UNIDOS MEXICANOS”.

Reverse:
The reverse depicts a detailed image of the Angel of Independence (Winged Victory). Below the figure are the years “1810” and “2010”, marking the bicentennial. On the left side, the semicircular inscription reads “37.5 g ORO PURO” (37.5g Pure Gold), while on the right side, the denomination “200 PESOS” is prominently displayed. The mint mark of Casa de Moneda de México appears at the lower right.

Grading and Certification:
This particular coin has been professionally graded by PCGS and certified as MS69, indicating near-perfect mint condition and ranking as the second-highest grade possible.

Coin Specifications:

• Issuing Country: Mexico

• Mint: Casa de Moneda de México

• Denomination: 200 Pesos

• Purity: .900 Fine Gold

• Weight: 37.5 grams (1.2 oz)

• Diameter: 37 mm

• Thickness: 2.5 mm

• Grade: PCGS MS69

• Year of Issue: 2010