1913/2 Mexico Peso Overdate NGC MS 63

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The 1913 Mexico Peso was minted during a period of severe political turmoil, as the country was engulfed in the Mexican Revolution (1910-1920). This was the year Victoriano Huerta took control following the assassination of Francisco I. Madero, creating further instability. Coins from this era were crucial for daily commerce and trade, as Mexico’s economy relied heavily on silver coinage. The overdate 1913/2 reflect the rushed and inconsistent minting practices of the time, making these errors highly collectible today.

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CVC & Collectables presents this 1913/2 Mexico Peso Overdate is a fascinating and rare variety of Mexican silver coinage, struck during the tumultuous Mexican Revolution. This overdate variety, where the 3 in 1913 was struck over a 2, adds significant numismatic interest, making it a highly desirable piece among collectors.

Coin Highlights:

  • Issuer: United Mexican States
  • Date: 1913/2 (Overdate Variety)
  • Denomination: 1 Peso
  • Composition: Silver (.903 fine, 0.786 oz actual silver weight)
  • Weight: 27.07 g
  • Diameter: 39 mm
  • Edge: Reeded
  • Variety: 1913 over 1912 overdate.

Obverse:

  • Design: The Mexican coat of arms, featuring an eagle perched on a cactus while devouring a snake, symbolizing Mexico’s strength and independence.
  • Inscription: REPUBLICA MEXICANA (Mexican Republic).

Reverse:

  • Design: The radiant Liberty cap, symbolizing freedom and independence, with shorter-than-usual rays, distinguishing it as a “Short Ray” variety.
  • Overdate Detail: The last digit of the date (3) was struck over a 2, making this 1913/2 Overdate a rare and sought-after variety.
  • Inscription: UN PESO 1913

The 1913 Mexico Peso was minted during a period of severe political turmoil, as the country was engulfed in the Mexican Revolution (1910-1920). This was the year Victoriano Huerta took control following the assassination of Francisco I. Madero, creating further instability.

Coins from this era were crucial for daily commerce and trade, as Mexico’s economy relied heavily on silver coinage. The “Short Ray” variety and overdate 1913/2 reflect the rushed and inconsistent minting practices of the time, making these errors highly collectible today.


Collectibility:

The 1913/2 Mexico Peso Overdate NGC MS 63 is an exceptional and rare find. With its historical significance, unique overdate feature, and strong numismatic appeal, this coin is a must-have for serious collectors. Whether for its Revolutionary War-era connection or its rarity as an overdate, this silver peso stands as a tangible piece of Mexico’s turbulent but fascinating past.

Explore a captivating collection of collectible coins from Mexico, spanning from 1500 to the present day, including intriguing revolutionary coins. CVC & Collectables offers a treasure trove of Mexican numismatic history, showcasing the evolution of currency over centuries. Discover these fascinating Mexican coins through this link: CVC & Collectables –  Coins of Mexico

World Coin Issues

Mexico

Grade

NGC

Condition

Mint State – 63

Year

1913

Denominations

Peso

Metal Type Silver
Metal Weight 0.7859 oz
Metal Purity s.900
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