CVC & Collectables presents this 1914 Mexico Caballito Silver Peso is the key date and final year of the celebrated Caballito series (1910–1914). With a limited mintage of only 120,000 coins, this issue is particularly desirable among collectors of Mexican silver coinage. Cataloged as KM-453 and certified NGC AU55, this example retains attractive detail and strong silver luster.
Coin Highlights
- Country: Mexico
- Year: 1914
- Denomination: 1 Peso
- Mint: Mexico City (Mo)
- Reference: KM-453
- Mintage: 120,000
- Composition: 90.27% Silver
- Weight: 27.07 grams
- Actual Silver Weight: 0.7859 troy oz
- Diameter: 39 mm
- Grade: NGC AU55
- Certification Number: 6890563-002
Design & Devices
Obverse: Features Mexico’s national eagle holding a serpent while perched on a cactus, surrounded by ESTADOS UNIDOS MEXICANOS and the denomination UN PESO.
Reverse: Depicts Liberty riding a horse while holding a raised torch and oak branch, with radiant sun rays in the background.
Collectibility:
The 1914 Caballito is notoriously rare, with limited surviving examples due to melting and political upheaval. Collectors highly prize this date, especially in any form of mint state. Its artistry, silver content, and historical context place it among Mexico’s most desirable silver coins.
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