An iconic coin in Mexican numismatic history, this 1898 1 peso silver reminted coin has been graded AU58 by PCGS. The obverse features a radiated Phrygian cap with the word "LIBERTAD" (Liberty), and the reverse features the national coat of arms of an eagle holding a serpent.
 Year of Publication: 1898
 Mint: Mexico City (Mo)
 •Appraiser initials: AM
 •Material: Silver (90.27% purity)
 Weight: 27.07 g
 Diameter: 38.5 mm
 Grade: PCGS AU58
 Catalog number: KM#409.2
 Note: Recast plate
 This beautiful coin was made during the transitional period before the transition to the "Caballito Peso" and there are only a few of these coins in existence. It is a worthy addition to any collection.
 1898-Mo AM Mexico 1 Peso Silver Coin – PCGS AU58 – Restrike KM#409.2
 An iconic example of Mexican numismatic history, this 1898-Mo AM silver peso is a restrike issue graded AU58 by PCGS. It features the classic radiant Phrygian cap with “LIBERTAD” inscription on the reverse, and the national eagle with snake on the obverse.
 • Date: 1898
 • Mint: Mexico City (Mo)
 • Assayer initials: AM
 • Composition: Silver (.9027)
 • Weight: 27.07 g
 • Diameter: 38.5mm
 • PCGS Grade: AU58
 • KM Number: KM#409.2
 • Designation: Restrike
 This coin represents a transitional period in Mexican coinage before the “Peso de Caballito.” With over 10 million restrikes made, few survive in this high state of preservation.
 A fantastic piece for collectors of Latin American coins, silver crowns, or early 20th-century restrikes.