Peru – 1967 – 50 Soles Gold – Inca – Uncirculated – PCGS MS64

The 1967 Peru 50 Soles Gold coin is an impressive South American gold coin from the Inca series and bears the catalog number KM-219 . With a gross weight of 33.436 g , a fineness of 0.900 and approximately 30.09 g of pure gold, it is one of the larger classic gold issues of Peru.

The front shows a striking Inca portrait with traditional headdress , surrounded by the inscription REPUBLICA DEL PERU and the year 1967.

The reverse features a stylized Inca sculpture . The inscription CINCUENTA SOLES ORO indicates the face value. The coin also bears the weight GRAMOS 33.436 and the fineness FINO 0.900 .

The mintage for the 1967 issue is limited to only 10,000 pieces . The combination of South American numismatics, characteristic Inca symbolism, high gold content, and a comparatively low mintage makes this issue particularly interesting for collectors of Peruvian gold coins.

This piece was certified by PCGS with MS64 . PCGS lists the issue under number 554353 as 1967 50 Sol Inca KM-219 Au.

The coin was minted at the Lima mint . It has a diameter of approximately 35 mm . With a fineness of 900/1000, this results in a fine gold weight of approximately 30.09 g or 0.9675 troy ounces of gold .

The PCGS Holder is additionally equipped with NFC technology and allows verification of the certification with an NFC-enabled device.

Details:
1967 | Peru | 50 Soles Oro | Inca | Gold | Uncirculated | PCGS MS64 | KM-219

PCGS No.: 554353
Certificate: 65885877
Weight: 33,436 g
Fineness: 0.900 gold
Fine gold weight: approx. 30.09 g
Diameter: approx. 35 mm
Mintage: 10,000 pieces