Mexico – 1970 – National Seal – Gold Medal – PCGS SP66

Mexico – 1970 – National Seal – Gold Medal – PCGS SP66

Gold medal from the series of the Mexican Numismatic Society

The print run this year was only 300 copies.

Obverse: Perspective exterior view of the old Mexico City Mint; Reverse: Three different national eagles (seals) as depicted on the coin.

The gold medal weighs 41.44g and has a diameter of 38mm.

This issue was certified SP66 by PCGS and is the second highest certified medal in the PCGS census.

Coin or medal – many pieces look very similar at first glance. However, for collectors in particular, a clear distinction is crucial, as it determines how an object is classified numismatically, its perceived value, and how it fits meaningfully into their collection. In our article “Medals vs. Coins – The Clear Difference for Collectors,” we show you step by step how to identify both categories and why face value, mint, and issuing authority play such a central role.

If you would like to understand how your own pieces should be classified and what this means in everyday life when building, buying and selling your collection, you will find all the background information, practical examples and explanations in the full article on our website.

Medals vs. coins – the clear difference for collectors