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The Mexican Mint has a history of gold and silver coining that stretches back nearly 500 years to the 16thcentury. Once a mint of the Spanish Crown in the New World, the Mexican Mint is today the sovereign mint of Mexico. Its most recent coin issues from the last century and a half feature, the Mexican Mint offers coins of the Mexican Peso. Right now, 500 Peso Mexican Gold Coins are available to purchase online from Bullion Metals.

Arrives in protective plastic flips!Available from random years!Offered in varied conditions!Contains 1/2 Troy oz of actual gold content.Bears a face value of 500 Pesos backed by the federal government of Mexico.Obverse and reverse designs vary by specific coin.Please note that you could get coins in matching conditions with the same dates when buying multiples.

Arrives in protective plastic flips!

Contains 1/2 Troy oz of actual gold content.

Bears a face value of 500 Pesos backed by the federal government of Mexico.

Obverse and reverse designs vary by specific coin.

Please note that you could get coins in matching conditions with the same dates when buying multiples.

Please note that Bullion Metals offers these coins to you at random. We guarantee neither the design, condition, nor date mark in advance. All items are selected from available inventory after your payment has cleared. This means you could get coins with matching conditions, dates, and designs when buying multiples.

The most recent 500 Peso Mexican Gold Coins issues were those the Mexican Mint struck in honor of the 1986 FIFA World Cup. Mexico was the host nation for the tournament that year and the Mexican Mint issued coins in both 1985 and 1986 as part of the celebration of the event.

Obverse and reverse designs on these 500 Peso Mexican Gold Coins will vary based on the specific item you receive. As an example, the 1985 500 Pesos Mexican Gold Coin celebrated both the upcoming 1986 World Cup and the 450thanniversary of the founding of the Mexican Mint. The obverse design included the Mexican coat of arms, while the reverse featured both Mexico 86 themes honoring the World Cup and an Aztec Calendar in the background honoring the history of the mint.

Please keep in mind that the photos used in this listing are not a guarantee of what is in stock at any given point in time. The photos are for visual representation and showcase the potential coins available in this listing.