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In 1972, the Mexican Mint issued a commemorative silver coin to honor the 100th anniversary of the passing of Benito Pablo Juarez. This unique silver coin features a metallic alloy consisting of 72% silver and 28% copper. The coins featured unique edge lettering and had a limited mintage. Right now, 1972 25 Pesos Mexican Silver Juarez Coins are available from Bullion Metals.

Arrives in a protective plastic flip!Honors the centennial of President Juarez’s death in 1872!Total mintage of only 2,000,000 coins!Contains .5144 Troy oz of actual silver content.Bears a face value of 25 Pesos.Mexican coat of arms on the obverse.Portrait of President Juarez on the reverse.Edge lettering.

Arrives in a protective plastic flip!

Honors the centennial of President Juarez’s death in 1872!

Total mintage of only 2,000,000 coins!

Contains .5144 Troy oz of actual silver content.

Bears a face value of 25 Pesos.

Mexican coat of arms on the obverse.

Portrait of President Juarez on the reverse.

Each of the 1972 25 Pesos Mexican Silver Juarez Coins comes with a protective plastic flip. These coins feature a unique alloy that consists of 72% silver and 28% copper, creating a very durable coin.

In the obverse design of 1972 Mexican Silver Juarez Coins, the mint features the coat of arms of Mexico. The design shows a golden eagle in left-profile relief perched on a prickly pear cactus. The eagle flexes its wings as it uses its beak and talons to battle a serpent. Beneath the seal, a wreath of oak and laurel frames the image.

For the reverse of 1927 25 Pesos Mexican Juarez Coins, an effigy of former President Benito Juarez is featured in the center of the coin. Juárez died of a heart attack on July 18, 1872, while serving his fourth term as president. He was working late in his office at the National Palace in Mexico City when he suffered the fatal attack. His death marked the end of an era in Mexican politics, and he was widely mourned as the defender of the republic.