The 1957 Mexico Gold 10 Peso Constitution Centennial is a commemorative gold coin struck by the Mexican Mint to mark the 100th anniversary of Mexico's liberal constitution of 1857. Containing 0.2411 troy ounces of gold at .900 fineness, the coin carries a face value of 10 pesos and was produced at the Mexico City Mint, identified by the "Mo" mint mark. It occupies a distinct position in Mexican numismatic history as both a one-year commemorative issue and a product of the official national mint.
We carry this coin in Brilliant Uncirculated condition, representing an original, unworn state with full mint luster. For collectors and buyers focused on both gold content and historical significance, the 10 Peso Constitution Centennial offers a meaningful combination of attributes that extends beyond standard bullion output.
The 1957 Mexico Gold 10 Peso Constitution Centennial was struck to commemorate the centennial of the Mexican Constitution of 1857, a foundational legal document that defined liberal governance, civil rights, and federalism in 19th-century Mexico. The constitution emerged from a
…The 1957 Mexico Gold 10 Peso Constitution Centennial is a commemorative gold coin struck by the Mexican Mint to mark the 100th anniversary of Mexico's liberal constitution of 1857. Containing 0.2411 troy ounces of gold at .900 fineness, the coin carries a face value of 10 pesos and was produced at the Mexico City Mint, identified by the "Mo" mint mark. It occupies a distinct position in Mexican numismatic history as both a one-year commemorative issue and a product of the official national mint.
We carry this coin in Brilliant Uncirculated condition, representing an original, unworn state with full mint luster. For collectors and buyers focused on both gold content and historical significance, the 10 Peso Constitution Centennial offers a meaningful combination of attributes that extends beyond standard bullion output.
The 1957 Mexico Gold 10 Peso Constitution Centennial was struck to commemorate the centennial of the Mexican Constitution of 1857, a foundational legal document that defined liberal governance, civil rights, and federalism in 19th-century Mexico. The constitution emerged from a turbulent period in Mexican history that followed the Mexican-American War and the internal conflicts between conservative and liberal factions. Its centennial in 1957 prompted the Mexican Mint to issue this commemorative coin as a formal acknowledgment of the document's place in the national identity.
The Mexican Mint, officially known as Casa de Moneda de Mexico, is one of the oldest operating mints in the Western Hemisphere, having been established in 1535 under Spanish colonial authority. Its centuries-long history gives Mexican coinage a deep institutional legacy, and commemorative issues from the mid-20th century reflect a period when the mint was producing high-quality gold pieces for both circulation and numismatic purposes. The "Mo" mint mark, used by the Mexico City facility, appears consistently on coins of this era.
The obverse of the 1957 10 Peso Constitution Centennial features an allegorical figure representing the Mexican nation or Constitution, consistent with commemorative coinage design traditions of that period. The design draws on classical imagery to convey civic pride and national identity, with inscriptions identifying the coin's denomination and commemorative purpose.
The reverse bears the Mexican national coat of arms, which depicts an eagle perched on a cactus and grasping a serpent in its beak, a symbol rooted in Aztec legend and central to Mexico's national iconography. The coin's milled edge and detailed relief work reflect the precision associated with mid-century Mexican Mint production. In Brilliant Uncirculated condition, the surfaces retain sharp definition and original mint luster, making the design elements particularly well-defined and visually clear.
At 0.2411 troy ounces, the 1957 Mexico Gold 10 Peso Constitution Centennial represents a fractional gold format that requires a smaller outlay than a full-ounce coin. This makes it accessible for buyers who want physical gold in an official government-issued format without committing to the price point of a one-ounce piece.
Fractional gold coins like this one are practical for buyers who prefer to acquire gold in smaller increments, and the 10 Peso denomination carries a recognizable pedigree within Mexican coinage that supports its market identity. The coin's compact size also makes it straightforward to store and handle alongside other fractional gold pieces in a broader collection or holding.
Every 1957 Mexico Gold 10 Peso Constitution Centennial we carry is verified for weight and purity consistent with the coin's stated specifications of 0.2411 troy ounces at .900 gold fineness. The Mexican Mint has maintained rigorous production standards across its commemorative issues, and the physical characteristics of the coin, including diameter, weight, and relief depth, provide reliable reference points for authentication.
As authorized dealers for both PCGS and NGC, we can facilitate third-party grading and encapsulation for customers who prefer certified verification. This is particularly relevant for commemorative issues like this one, where condition and authenticity carry additional significance for collectors. Our relationships with these grading services reflect a broader commitment to meeting recognized industry authentication standards.
The 1957 Mexico Gold 10 Peso Constitution Centennial is graded Brilliant Uncirculated, indicating the coin has not been placed into general circulation and retains its original mint-produced surfaces. BU coins exhibit full luster with no wear on the high points, though they may carry minor contact marks from the minting and handling process prior to distribution, which is standard for coins of this grade.
Individual coins ship in a protective plastic flip designed to preserve surface quality during transit. For larger quantities, packaging follows standard bullion coin conventions using tubes and sealed boxes appropriate to this coin's size format. If you have questions about packaging for a specific quantity, our team can provide details based on the order configuration.
Pricing for the 1957 Mexico Gold 10 Peso Constitution Centennial is based on the current spot price of gold, adjusted to reflect the coin's actual gold content of 0.2411 troy ounces. The premium above spot accounts for factors including the coin's commemorative status, its limited mintage as a one-year issue, and collector demand relative to standard bullion output.
Coins from this era carry premiums that can shift depending on market conditions, collector interest, and the availability of BU-grade examples. Because this is a historical commemorative piece rather than an annually produced bullion coin, its premium behavior can differ from modern sovereign issues. Our pricing reflects real-time market conditions and is structured to provide clear visibility into what you are paying and why.
The 1957 Mexico Gold 10 Peso Constitution Centennial is recognized within the numismatic and bullion communities as a legitimate gold coin with confirmed weight and purity. Its .900 fine gold content and official Mexican Mint origin support straightforward identification in resale environments. Commemorative coins with historical significance can attract both bullion-focused buyers and collectors, which broadens the potential resale audience relative to generic bullion rounds.
We operate a two-way market that supports both purchasing and selling within the same platform. Customers who later choose to sell can do so using our competitive buyback pricing rather than navigating external marketplaces. Understanding the liquidity profile of a product before acquiring it is a core part of how we approach the buying experience, and that context is built into how we present pricing on each product page.
This coin combines fractional gold content with a specific historical narrative that distinguishes it from generic bullion alternatives. The Constitution Centennial issue was struck for a single year, giving it a defined scarcity that is absent from annually produced bullion coins. For buyers who want gold in a format that carries numismatic identity alongside metal value, this piece offers both in a compact and practical size.
The BU grade makes it a strong choice for those who prioritize condition, as it preserves the coin's original design detail and mint surfaces without the premium associated with professionally slabbed examples. The .900 purity and Mexican Mint origin are universally understood within the market, and the coin's specifications are consistent with other 10 Peso issues from the same era, which supports recognition across a wide range of buyers and dealers.
We have built our reputation since 2010 on transparency, consistent pricing, and a genuine commitment to the long-term confidence of every customer. Our A rating with the Better Business Bureau and our membership in the American Numismatic Association and the National Coin and Bullion Association reflect the standards we hold ourselves to across every transaction. As authorized dealers for PCGS and NGC, we are equipped to support buyers who want certified grading alongside their purchase.
Our two-way market model means that buying and selling happen within the same ecosystem, with competitive pricing on both sides. We do not operate a high-pressure sales environment. Instead, we focus on giving customers the information they need to make decisions they are confident in, backed by transparent pricing, reliable fulfillment, and accessible support. Every product we carry is verified for authenticity, weight, and purity before it reaches a customer.
Bullion Standard Pro gives members access to live, executable wholesale bid and ask pricing across our product catalog, including historical commemorative coins like the 1957 Mexico Gold 10 Peso. Rather than working from static retail price displays, Pro members can see how this coin is priced and traded at the wholesale level in real time, with direct visibility into how premiums and bid/ask spreads move as market conditions evolve. Portfolio valuation through Pro uses current wholesale bid pricing, giving members a more accurate picture of what their holdings are worth at current liquidation values rather than estimated retail figures.
For a commemorative issue with premium behavior that can differ from standard bullion coins, access to historical premium data, spread analysis, and liquidity metrics provides meaningful context that generic pricing pages cannot offer. Pro is designed to reduce the information asymmetry that has traditionally made the physical precious metals market harder to evaluate, giving members the tools to compare products and assess market conditions using objective data.
We support a wide range of payment methods to make every transaction straightforward and secure. Customers can pay using major credit cards including Visa, Mastercard, American Express, and Discover, as well as PayPal, bank-connected payments through Plaid, wire transfer, paper check, and cryptocurrency via BitPay. Each method is processed within a secure environment designed to protect both the transaction and the customer's information.
Having multiple payment options means you can choose the method that works best for your purchasing preferences, whether that is the simplicity of a credit card or the efficiency of a wire transfer for larger orders. Our checkout process is built to be clear, consistent, and free of unnecessary friction at every step.
Product ID: BST-002179D93D
| Year | 1957 |
|---|---|
| Precious Metal Type | Gold |
| Bullion Coin Type | Peso |
| Format | Coin |
| Country of Origin | Mexico |
| Brand/Mint | Casa de Moneda de México |
| Mint Mark | Mo - Mexico City |
| Purity | 0.9 |
| Weight | 0.2411 oz |
| Thickness (mm) | 1.4 mm |
| Diameter (mm) | 22.5 mm |
| Grade | BU |
The 1957 Mexico Gold 10 Peso Constitution Centennial is a commemorative gold coin struck by the Mexican Mint to mark the 100th anniversary of Mexico's liberal constitution of 1857. Containing 0.2411 troy ounces of gold at .900 fineness, the coin carries a face value of 10 pesos and was produced at the Mexico City Mint, identified by the "Mo" mint mark. It occupies a distinct position in Mexican numismatic history as both a one-year commemorative issue and a product of the official national mint.
We carry this coin in Brilliant Uncirculated condition, representing an original, unworn state with full mint luster. For collectors and buyers focused on both gold content and historical significance, the 10 Peso Constitution Centennial offers a meaningful combination of attributes that extends beyond standard bullion output.
The 1957 Mexico Gold 10 Peso Constitution Centennial was struck to commemorate the centennial of the Mexican Constitution of 1857, a foundational legal document that defined liberal governance, civil rights, and federalism in 19th-century Mexico. The constitution emerged from a
…The 1957 Mexico Gold 10 Peso Constitution Centennial is a commemorative gold coin struck by the Mexican Mint to mark the 100th anniversary of Mexico's liberal constitution of 1857. Containing 0.2411 troy ounces of gold at .900 fineness, the coin carries a face value of 10 pesos and was produced at the Mexico City Mint, identified by the "Mo" mint mark. It occupies a distinct position in Mexican numismatic history as both a one-year commemorative issue and a product of the official national mint.
We carry this coin in Brilliant Uncirculated condition, representing an original, unworn state with full mint luster. For collectors and buyers focused on both gold content and historical significance, the 10 Peso Constitution Centennial offers a meaningful combination of attributes that extends beyond standard bullion output.
The 1957 Mexico Gold 10 Peso Constitution Centennial was struck to commemorate the centennial of the Mexican Constitution of 1857, a foundational legal document that defined liberal governance, civil rights, and federalism in 19th-century Mexico. The constitution emerged from a turbulent period in Mexican history that followed the Mexican-American War and the internal conflicts between conservative and liberal factions. Its centennial in 1957 prompted the Mexican Mint to issue this commemorative coin as a formal acknowledgment of the document's place in the national identity.
The Mexican Mint, officially known as Casa de Moneda de Mexico, is one of the oldest operating mints in the Western Hemisphere, having been established in 1535 under Spanish colonial authority. Its centuries-long history gives Mexican coinage a deep institutional legacy, and commemorative issues from the mid-20th century reflect a period when the mint was producing high-quality gold pieces for both circulation and numismatic purposes. The "Mo" mint mark, used by the Mexico City facility, appears consistently on coins of this era.
The obverse of the 1957 10 Peso Constitution Centennial features an allegorical figure representing the Mexican nation or Constitution, consistent with commemorative coinage design traditions of that period. The design draws on classical imagery to convey civic pride and national identity, with inscriptions identifying the coin's denomination and commemorative purpose.
The reverse bears the Mexican national coat of arms, which depicts an eagle perched on a cactus and grasping a serpent in its beak, a symbol rooted in Aztec legend and central to Mexico's national iconography. The coin's milled edge and detailed relief work reflect the precision associated with mid-century Mexican Mint production. In Brilliant Uncirculated condition, the surfaces retain sharp definition and original mint luster, making the design elements particularly well-defined and visually clear.
At 0.2411 troy ounces, the 1957 Mexico Gold 10 Peso Constitution Centennial represents a fractional gold format that requires a smaller outlay than a full-ounce coin. This makes it accessible for buyers who want physical gold in an official government-issued format without committing to the price point of a one-ounce piece.
Fractional gold coins like this one are practical for buyers who prefer to acquire gold in smaller increments, and the 10 Peso denomination carries a recognizable pedigree within Mexican coinage that supports its market identity. The coin's compact size also makes it straightforward to store and handle alongside other fractional gold pieces in a broader collection or holding.
Every 1957 Mexico Gold 10 Peso Constitution Centennial we carry is verified for weight and purity consistent with the coin's stated specifications of 0.2411 troy ounces at .900 gold fineness. The Mexican Mint has maintained rigorous production standards across its commemorative issues, and the physical characteristics of the coin, including diameter, weight, and relief depth, provide reliable reference points for authentication.
As authorized dealers for both PCGS and NGC, we can facilitate third-party grading and encapsulation for customers who prefer certified verification. This is particularly relevant for commemorative issues like this one, where condition and authenticity carry additional significance for collectors. Our relationships with these grading services reflect a broader commitment to meeting recognized industry authentication standards.
The 1957 Mexico Gold 10 Peso Constitution Centennial is graded Brilliant Uncirculated, indicating the coin has not been placed into general circulation and retains its original mint-produced surfaces. BU coins exhibit full luster with no wear on the high points, though they may carry minor contact marks from the minting and handling process prior to distribution, which is standard for coins of this grade.
Individual coins ship in a protective plastic flip designed to preserve surface quality during transit. For larger quantities, packaging follows standard bullion coin conventions using tubes and sealed boxes appropriate to this coin's size format. If you have questions about packaging for a specific quantity, our team can provide details based on the order configuration.
Pricing for the 1957 Mexico Gold 10 Peso Constitution Centennial is based on the current spot price of gold, adjusted to reflect the coin's actual gold content of 0.2411 troy ounces. The premium above spot accounts for factors including the coin's commemorative status, its limited mintage as a one-year issue, and collector demand relative to standard bullion output.
Coins from this era carry premiums that can shift depending on market conditions, collector interest, and the availability of BU-grade examples. Because this is a historical commemorative piece rather than an annually produced bullion coin, its premium behavior can differ from modern sovereign issues. Our pricing reflects real-time market conditions and is structured to provide clear visibility into what you are paying and why.
The 1957 Mexico Gold 10 Peso Constitution Centennial is recognized within the numismatic and bullion communities as a legitimate gold coin with confirmed weight and purity. Its .900 fine gold content and official Mexican Mint origin support straightforward identification in resale environments. Commemorative coins with historical significance can attract both bullion-focused buyers and collectors, which broadens the potential resale audience relative to generic bullion rounds.
We operate a two-way market that supports both purchasing and selling within the same platform. Customers who later choose to sell can do so using our competitive buyback pricing rather than navigating external marketplaces. Understanding the liquidity profile of a product before acquiring it is a core part of how we approach the buying experience, and that context is built into how we present pricing on each product page.
This coin combines fractional gold content with a specific historical narrative that distinguishes it from generic bullion alternatives. The Constitution Centennial issue was struck for a single year, giving it a defined scarcity that is absent from annually produced bullion coins. For buyers who want gold in a format that carries numismatic identity alongside metal value, this piece offers both in a compact and practical size.
The BU grade makes it a strong choice for those who prioritize condition, as it preserves the coin's original design detail and mint surfaces without the premium associated with professionally slabbed examples. The .900 purity and Mexican Mint origin are universally understood within the market, and the coin's specifications are consistent with other 10 Peso issues from the same era, which supports recognition across a wide range of buyers and dealers.
We have built our reputation since 2010 on transparency, consistent pricing, and a genuine commitment to the long-term confidence of every customer. Our A rating with the Better Business Bureau and our membership in the American Numismatic Association and the National Coin and Bullion Association reflect the standards we hold ourselves to across every transaction. As authorized dealers for PCGS and NGC, we are equipped to support buyers who want certified grading alongside their purchase.
Our two-way market model means that buying and selling happen within the same ecosystem, with competitive pricing on both sides. We do not operate a high-pressure sales environment. Instead, we focus on giving customers the information they need to make decisions they are confident in, backed by transparent pricing, reliable fulfillment, and accessible support. Every product we carry is verified for authenticity, weight, and purity before it reaches a customer.
Bullion Standard Pro gives members access to live, executable wholesale bid and ask pricing across our product catalog, including historical commemorative coins like the 1957 Mexico Gold 10 Peso. Rather than working from static retail price displays, Pro members can see how this coin is priced and traded at the wholesale level in real time, with direct visibility into how premiums and bid/ask spreads move as market conditions evolve. Portfolio valuation through Pro uses current wholesale bid pricing, giving members a more accurate picture of what their holdings are worth at current liquidation values rather than estimated retail figures.
For a commemorative issue with premium behavior that can differ from standard bullion coins, access to historical premium data, spread analysis, and liquidity metrics provides meaningful context that generic pricing pages cannot offer. Pro is designed to reduce the information asymmetry that has traditionally made the physical precious metals market harder to evaluate, giving members the tools to compare products and assess market conditions using objective data.
We support a wide range of payment methods to make every transaction straightforward and secure. Customers can pay using major credit cards including Visa, Mastercard, American Express, and Discover, as well as PayPal, bank-connected payments through Plaid, wire transfer, paper check, and cryptocurrency via BitPay. Each method is processed within a secure environment designed to protect both the transaction and the customer's information.
Having multiple payment options means you can choose the method that works best for your purchasing preferences, whether that is the simplicity of a credit card or the efficiency of a wire transfer for larger orders. Our checkout process is built to be clear, consistent, and free of unnecessary friction at every step.
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