CVC & Collectables presents this 1968 Mexico Oil Expropriation Lazaro Cardenas Medal, graded Mint State 61 by ANACS. This 1968 Mexico Oil Expropriation Lazaro Cardenas Medal, graded MS 61 by ANACS, commemorates a pivotal moment in Mexico’s economic history: the nationalization of its oil industry in 1938. With its bold design and reflective surfaces, this medal is a tribute to Mexico’s assertion of sovereignty over its natural resources.
Medal Highlights:
- Issuer: Mexico
- Date: 1968
- Theme: 30th Anniversary of Oil Expropriation (1938-1968)
- Grade: ANACS MS 61 — Features uncirculated details with some minor marks and original luster.
- Composition: Struck in a 90% silver to honor this historic achievement.
Collectibility: Graded MS 61, this medal is an important collectible for those interested in Mexico’s political and economic history. Its strong connection to a defining event in the nation’s 20th-century narrative, combined with its detailed craftsmanship, makes it a valuable addition to collections focused on historical medals and national achievements. Find more alike here!
