CVC & Collectables proudly presents this 1866-Mo Mexico Silver 50 Centavos was struck during the short-lived reign of Emperor Maximilian I. Featuring his distinctive portrait and the imperial coat of arms, this scarce one-year type had a limited mintage of 31,000 coins. Certified PCGS XF45, this example represents a desirable issue of the Second Mexican Empire.
Coin Highlights
- Country: Mexico
- Year: 1866
- Denomination: 50 Centavos
- Ruler: Maximilian I
- Mint: Mexico City (Mo)
- Reference: KM-387
- Mintage: 31,000
- Composition: 90.3% Silver
- Weight: 13.54 grams
- Actual Silver Weight: 0.393 troy oz
- Diameter: 30 mm
- Grade: PCGS XF45
- Certification Number: 49725449
Design & Devices
Obverse: Features the right-facing portrait of Emperor Maximilian I, surrounded by the inscription MAXIMILIANO EMPERADOR.
Reverse: Displays the crowned imperial coat of arms with the motto EQUIDAD EN LA JUSTICIA, surrounded by the denomination, date, and Mexico City mintmark.
Collectibility
With only 31,000 struck, the 1866 Maximilian 50 Centavos is a scarce, one-year silver issue. Certified PCGS XF45, this example retains attractive portrait detail and well-defined imperial designs.
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