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This 1917 Mexico Gold 20 Pesos coin contains .4823 troy oz (15.49 g) of .900 fine gold. It is a popular choice among collectors and investors due to its historical significance and gold content.
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Authored numismatic breakdown, artistic provenance, and institutional custody proof.
The 1917 Mexico Gold 20 Pesos coin is a remarkable piece of numismatic history, containing .4823 troy oz (15.49 g) of .900 fine gold. With a diameter of 37 mm, this coin is not only a valuable investment but also a testament to Mexico's rich cultural heritage. The obverse features the Winged Victory, a symbol of freedom and triumph, designed by Emilio del Moral, while the reverse displays the Mexican coat of arms, a powerful emblem of national pride crafted by José de la Vega. Investors are drawn to this coin not only for its gold content but also for its historical significance and aesthetic appeal. As a sovereign coin, it is eligible for Precious Metals IRAs under IRC Section 408(m), providing a secure avenue for wealth preservation. Rockwell Metals offers seamless integration with our 120-Second Price Lock at checkout, ensuring you receive the best market rates. Each coin is accompanied by a Cryptographic Vault Passport, featuring XRF-spectrometer verified serial numbers, and is allocated in our $250M Lloyd's of London insured vaults. Enjoy instant sell-back liquidity or choose insured armored delivery to your door, making your investment experience both secure and efficient.
The obverse of the 1917 Mexico Gold 20 Pesos features the iconic image of the Winged Victory, known as 'Victoria,' designed by engraver Emilio del Moral. The inscription 'Estados Unidos Mexicanos' encircles the design, emphasizing its national significance.
The reverse showcases the Mexican coat of arms, depicting an eagle perched on a cactus with a serpent in its beak. This emblem, rich in cultural symbolism, is a hallmark of Mexican heritage and was designed by engraver José de la Vega.
Meets the IRS purity standards required for inclusion in Self-Directed Precious Metals IRAs. Eligible for segregated depository vaulting.
A documented chain of custody — each step assay-checked and timestamped to the ledger.
Mexican Mint. Die-verified 1917 strike.
XRF + ultrasonic at intake. Purity confirmed, serial sealed.
Allocated to Rockwell vault. Insured by Lloyd's, ledger entry opened.
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