CV Coins & Collectables proudly presents this 1839-Go PJ Mexico 8 Escudos Gold Coin, struck at the Guanajuato Mint and certified PCGS MS-61. Cataloged as KM-383.7, this impressive gold issue was minted during the early years of the Mexican Republic and represents the nation’s highest circulating gold denomination. Surviving Mint State examples are highly sought after, making this an exceptional opportunity for collectors of Mexican gold coinage.
Coin Highlights:
- Year: 1839
- Country: Mexico
- Denomination: 8 Escudos
- Mint: Guanajuato (Go)
- Assayer: PJ
- Composition: Gold
- Grade: PCGS MS-61
- KM-383.7
- Early Republic Mexican gold issue
Design:
The obverse features the iconic Cap and Rays design, symbolizing liberty, with a hand holding the Mexican Constitution beneath a radiant Phrygian cap. The surrounding legend, “La Libertad En La Ley,” translates to “Liberty in the Law,” reflecting the ideals upon which the young republic was founded.
The reverse displays Mexico’s national coat of arms featuring an eagle perched atop a cactus while grasping a serpent, surrounded by the inscription “Republica Mexicana.” This enduring emblem remains one of the most recognizable national symbols in Mexican numismatics.
Collectibility:
The 1839-Go PJ 8 Escudos combines historic significance, intrinsic gold value, and strong collector demand. Mint State examples are considerably scarcer than circulated survivors, and this PCGS MS-61 specimen retains impressive original detail and eye appeal. It is an outstanding addition to collections of Mexican Republic coinage, world gold, or classic Latin American numismatics. Find more alike here!
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