Description

Add a vintage Mexican silver piece to your collection with this offering of the 5 Pesos Hidalgo design struck from 1951-1954, now available circulated on average from Atlas Bullion. These legal tender issues contain .6 troy ounces of .720 fine silver struck by the Mexican Mint featuring famed independence leader Miguel Hidalgo on the obverse along with Mexico’s coat of arms on the reverse. While exhibiting typical wear and surface markings from circulation, these coins maintain bold overall design details representing increasingly affordable acquisitions of vintage Mexican silver types.
Key Features:

.6 oz of .720 fine silver
Miguel Hidalgo obverse
Mexican coat of arms reverse
Avg circulated condition
1951-1954 issues

Specifications:

Mint: Mexican Mint
Years: 1951-1954
Weight: .6 troy oz
Purity: .720 fine silver
Face Value: 5 Pesos

FAQ:
Q: Why is Hidalgo featured on the obverse?
A: Miguel Hidalgo helped ignite the Mexican War of Independence from Spain in 1810, becoming an enduring national hero.
Q: What condition should be expected?
A: These circulated examples showcase typical honest wear and surface markings but retain all major design elements in bold detail.