CVC & Collectables presents 1921-Mo Mexico Dos Pesos was issued to commemorate the Centennial of Mexican Independence, marking 100 years since the culmination of Mexico’s struggle for independence in 1821. Struck in silver at the Mexico City Mint, the coin features the iconic Winged Victory design that would become one of the most recognizable symbols in Mexican numismatics. This example is certified NGC AU58.
Coin Highlights:
- Country: Mexico
- Year: 1921
- Denomination: 2 Pesos
- Mint: Mexico City (Mo)
- Issue: Independence Centennial
- Composition: Silver
- Fineness: .900 Silver
- Weight: 26.666 grams
- Actual Silver Weight: 0.7715 troy oz
- Grade: NGC AU58
- Obverse: Features the Mexican golden eagle with wings spread, surrounded by the legend ESTADOS UNIDOS MEXICANOS.
- Reverse: Depicts Winged Victory holding a laurel wreath aloft, with DOS PESOS to the left and 24 Gr. PLATA PURA to the right.
- Certification: Professionally authenticated and graded AU58 by NGC.
Design & Devices
The reverse is dominated by the dramatic figure of Winged Victory, an allegorical representation of Mexico’s independence. The inscription 24 Gr. PLATA PURA identifies the coin as containing 24 grams of pure silver.
The obverse features an early rendition of Mexico’s national eagle, surrounded by the country’s official name. Together, the designs give the coin a distinctly commemorative character while celebrating Mexican sovereignty and national identity.
Historical Significance
Mexico issued this special Dos Pesos in 1921 to celebrate the 100th anniversary of Mexican independence. The year marked a century since 1821, when Mexico formally achieved independence from Spain after more than a decade of conflict.
Collectibility
The 1921 Dos Pesos combines substantial silver content, a one-year commemorative theme, and one of Mexico’s most celebrated national designs. Certified NGC AU58, this example remains just below Mint State with strong overall detail and eye appeal.
