Peru – 1967 – 50 Soles – Inca Indian Head – Gold – PCGS MS65

Peru – 1967 – 50 Soles – Inca Indian Head – Gold – PCGS MS65

The Peruvian 50 Soles gold coin from 1967, featuring the distinctive Inca Indian Head, is one of the classic Latin American gold issues of the 20th century. The powerful portrait on the obverse gives the coin an instantly recognizable identity, while the stylized reverse impressively reflects the cultural connection to the Inca tradition. This makes the coin not only a valuable gold coin, but also a historically and aesthetically unique collector’s item.

The specimen offered here has been graded and certified by PCGS with the high grade MS65. This means that this coin combines attractive condition with a near-full troy ounce weight and meets the continued demand for classic world gold coins from Peru. A 1967 50 Soles of this quality makes a particularly compelling addition to any discerning collection of Latin American gold coins.

Furthermore, this issue appeals to collectors seeking traditional gold coins with a clear design, solid quality, and international recognition. The Inca type remains a popular choice, particularly in certified condition, because it successfully combines historical appeal with collector value.

Technical data:

• Country: Peru

• Year: 1967

• Nominal value: 50 Soles

• Motif: Inca Indian Head

• Metal: Gold

• Fineness: 900/1000

• Weight: 33.4363 g

• Net weight: 30.0927 g / 0.9675 oz

• Diameter: 35 mm

• Condition: PCGS MS65

• Mint: Lima

• Mintage: 10.000

• Population at grade MS65: 113

• Rated higher at PCGS: 61

• Certification: PCGS MS65

• Certificate number: 56163542