The Mexico Silver Cien Pesos is a government-issued silver coin struck by the Mexican Mint between 1977 and 1979, carrying a face value of 100 pesos as legal tender of Mexico. Each coin contains 0.643 troy ounces of silver at a purity of .720 fine, making it a substantive silver holding in a historically significant and widely recognized package. The coin was produced at the Mo mint facility in Mexico City, one of the longest-operating mints in the Western Hemisphere.
We carry these coins in XF (Extremely Fine) condition, representing pieces that have seen limited circulation but retain strong design detail and pleasing surface appearance. For collectors and silver stackers alike, this grade represents a meaningful step up from heavily worn examples without the premium associated with uncirculated or graded specimens.
The 100 Peso denomination has roots in Mexico's broader effort throughout the mid-twentieth century to produce large-format silver coinage that reflected national identity and economic presence. The 1977-1979 series followed earlier issues in the same denomination, continuing a tradition o
…The Mexico Silver Cien Pesos is a government-issued silver coin struck by the Mexican Mint between 1977 and 1979, carrying a face value of 100 pesos as legal tender of Mexico. Each coin contains 0.643 troy ounces of silver at a purity of .720 fine, making it a substantive silver holding in a historically significant and widely recognized package. The coin was produced at the Mo mint facility in Mexico City, one of the longest-operating mints in the Western Hemisphere.
We carry these coins in XF (Extremely Fine) condition, representing pieces that have seen limited circulation but retain strong design detail and pleasing surface appearance. For collectors and silver stackers alike, this grade represents a meaningful step up from heavily worn examples without the premium associated with uncirculated or graded specimens.
The 100 Peso denomination has roots in Mexico's broader effort throughout the mid-twentieth century to produce large-format silver coinage that reflected national identity and economic presence. The 1977-1979 series followed earlier issues in the same denomination, continuing a tradition of high-silver-content coins intended for both circulation and commemoration. These coins were produced during a period when Mexico still issued circulation coinage in meaningful silver content, before the shift toward base-metal compositions became universal across the country's monetary system.
The Mexican Mint, officially known as La Casa de Moneda de Mexico, was established in 1535 and is recognized as the oldest operating mint in the Americas. Its long institutional history lends additional credibility to the coins it produces, and the Mo mintmark appearing on these pieces directly connects them to that legacy. The mint has issued both circulation coinage and collector-grade bullion throughout its history, and its standards of production have supported strong global recognition for Mexican silver coinage.
The obverse of this coin features the Mexican national coat of arms, depicting an eagle perched on a cactus with a serpent in its beak, framed by an olive and oak wreath. This central symbol of Mexican national identity has appeared on Mexican coinage for generations and is immediately recognizable to collectors and dealers worldwide. The inscription identifying the nation appears in a clean arc surrounding the central device.
The reverse presents a portrait of Jose Morelos, one of the key figures of Mexican independence, rendered in strong detail against a clean field. Morelos is depicted in profile with his characteristic clerical attire, and the denomination along with the issuing authority are clearly struck into the design. The overall composition is bold and well-executed, with defined relief that holds up well even in XF condition after light handling.
At 0.643 troy ounces of silver, this coin occupies a practical middle ground between fractional and full one-ounce formats. Buyers who prefer to acquire silver in slightly smaller increments will find this size useful for diversifying across multiple pieces without committing to a full ounce per coin. The format also makes these coins easy to handle, store, and distribute across a collection or holding.
The sub-ounce weight can also be advantageous when reselling individual pieces, particularly to buyers who prefer flexibility in parting with specific denominations rather than full-ounce increments. This characteristic is worth factoring in alongside the coin's overall silver content when considering how it fits within a broader holding.
Each coin in this series was struck at the Mexico City Mint under the standards governing Mexican federal coinage, with the silver content and purity controlled directly by the issuing institution. The .720 fine silver composition is a well-documented standard for this series, and the 0.643 troy ounce silver weight has been consistently established through numismatic reference. These are not privately produced rounds; they carry the full backing of the Mexican federal government as issued legal tender.
Every product we handle is verified for authenticity and metal content before it reaches a customer. As authorized dealers for both PCGS and NGC, we operate within a professional framework that supports accurate authentication and grading. Collectors with specific grade requirements or authentication preferences have the option of pursuing third-party certification through those services, and we are well-positioned to support that process.
XF, or Extremely Fine, indicates that a coin has experienced only light to moderate circulation. At this grade, primary design elements remain sharp and well-defined, with high points showing only minor wear and the coin retaining strong overall visual appeal. For a circulated issue from this era, XF condition represents a meaningful quality threshold where the coin's aesthetic integrity is largely preserved. Buyers should expect coins that present well without any significant flatness or loss of detail.
Individual coins ship in a protective plastic flip to guard against contact and surface damage during transit. Larger quantities are packaged in tubes consistent with standard handling for this coin type, and bulk orders ship in sealed boxes as appropriate. Because these are circulated secondary-market pieces, minor contact marks, light surface toning, or handling signs consistent with a coin's XF grade may be present. This is expected and does not affect the silver content or numismatic integrity of the coin.
Pricing for this coin is driven primarily by the current spot price of silver, with the premium above spot reflecting factors including the coin's silver content, its condition grade, its historical significance, and overall market demand for Mexican silver coinage. The .720 fine silver content and sub-ounce weight affect the per-coin silver value calculation directly, so buyers should evaluate pricing on both a per-coin and per-ounce-of-silver basis to accurately compare value against alternative silver products.
Collector demand for these coins adds a dimension beyond pure bullion pricing. Well-preserved examples in XF condition tend to attract both silver stackers and numismatists, which can support premiums that differ from those of generic silver rounds or bars. Our pricing reflects real-time market conditions, and the bid/ask spread displayed on our product pages provides a transparent view of the current cost of ownership from acquisition through potential resale.
Mexican federal silver coinage from this era is broadly recognized among dealers, collectors, and wholesale buyers in the precious metals market. The combination of government issuance, documented silver content, and clear mintmark attribution supports efficient identification and pricing when selling. Coins in XF condition with strong design detail tend to attract a wider range of buyers than heavily worn examples, which can support resale across both the numismatic and bullion channels.
We operate a two-way market that allows customers to both purchase and sell precious metals within the same platform. Evaluating the liquidity of a product before purchasing is part of the informed buying process we encourage, and our competitive buyback pricing reflects our commitment to supporting customers on both sides of the transaction.
This coin offers an accessible entry point into Mexican silver coinage at a grade that delivers genuine visual quality without the cost premium of uncirculated or professionally graded examples. The combination of government-issued legal tender status, established silver content, and direct ties to the historic Mexican Mint gives it credibility across both the bullion and collector markets. Buyers looking for silver with historical character rather than generic round production will find this coin a compelling option.
The sub-ounce silver weight also creates natural flexibility for buyers who prefer to build holdings in smaller increments or who want to diversify across multiple pieces and denominations. The Morelos portrait and national coat of arms design give the coin a strong identity that distinguishes it from commodity-grade silver, which can be a meaningful factor for collectors who value presentation alongside metal content.
We have been operating as a precious metals dealer since 2010, and our approach has remained consistent throughout: transparent pricing, honest product presentation, and a buying experience built around the customer's long-term confidence rather than short-term pressure. Our A rating with the Better Business Bureau reflects that philosophy in practice, as do our memberships in the American Numismatic Association and the National Coin and Bullion Association.
As authorized dealers for both PCGS and NGC, we maintain professional standards for product authentication and grading support that extend beyond most retail precious metals operations. Every product we sell is verified before it ships, and our two-way market model means we are equally invested in supporting customers when they decide to sell as when they first purchase. The bid/ask spread displayed on each product page gives buyers a transparent look at the complete cost picture before committing to a transaction.
Bullion Standard Pro gives members access to live, executable wholesale bid and ask pricing on products including Mexican silver coinage, allowing for a more precise understanding of where a coin is actually trading in the wholesale market at any given moment. Real-time portfolio valuation using current wholesale bid prices provides a more accurate picture of liquidation value than estimated retail figures, which is especially relevant for coins where collector demand and bullion value intersect.
Pro members also gain access to proprietary market intelligence tools including premium analysis, bid/ask spread tracking, and liquidity metrics that help contextualize where this coin sits relative to other silver products in the market. For buyers who want to evaluate the Mexico Cien Pesos against alternative silver options using objective data rather than marketing claims, these tools offer a meaningful advantage.
We support a wide range of payment methods to make purchasing straightforward and secure. Customers can pay using Visa, Mastercard, American Express, or Discover, as well as PayPal, bank-connected payments through Plaid, wire transfer, paper check, or cryptocurrency via BitPay. Each method is supported within a secure transaction environment designed to protect buyer information at every step.
Whether you are purchasing a single coin or a larger quantity, the same payment flexibility applies across the order. Our fulfillment process is reliable and consistent, and our customer support team is available to assist with any questions that arise before or after a transaction is completed.
Volume Discount Pricing Orders paid by debit card, credit card, and PayPal are an item's full list price and receive no discount. Orders paid by cryptocurrency receive a 3% discount from an item's full list price. Orders paid by eCheck (ACH), paper check, and bank wire receive a 4% discount from an item's full list price.
| Quantity | (e)Check/Wire | Crypto | CC/PayPal |
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| 1 - 19 | $39.90 | $40.73 | $41.56 |
| 20 - 49 | $39.80 | $40.63 | $41.46 |
| 50 - 99 | $39.70 | $40.53 | $41.35 |
| 100 - 199 | $39.60 | $40.43 | $41.25 |
| 200+ | $39.51 | $40.33 | $41.15 |
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$38.39 | $39.19 | $39.98 |
Product ID: BST-002176F763
| Random Year Status | Random Year |
|---|---|
| Precious Metal Type | Silver |
| Bullion Coin Type | Peso |
| Format | Coin |
| Country of Origin | Mexico |
| Brand/Mint | Casa de Moneda de México |
| Mint Mark | Mo - Mexico City |
| Purity | 0.72 |
| Weight | 0.643 oz |
| Thickness (mm) | 2.9 mm |
| Diameter (mm) | 39 mm |
| Grade | XF |
The Mexico Silver Cien Pesos is a government-issued silver coin struck by the Mexican Mint between 1977 and 1979, carrying a face value of 100 pesos as legal tender of Mexico. Each coin contains 0.643 troy ounces of silver at a purity of .720 fine, making it a substantive silver holding in a historically significant and widely recognized package. The coin was produced at the Mo mint facility in Mexico City, one of the longest-operating mints in the Western Hemisphere.
We carry these coins in XF (Extremely Fine) condition, representing pieces that have seen limited circulation but retain strong design detail and pleasing surface appearance. For collectors and silver stackers alike, this grade represents a meaningful step up from heavily worn examples without the premium associated with uncirculated or graded specimens.
The 100 Peso denomination has roots in Mexico's broader effort throughout the mid-twentieth century to produce large-format silver coinage that reflected national identity and economic presence. The 1977-1979 series followed earlier issues in the same denomination, continuing a tradition o
…The Mexico Silver Cien Pesos is a government-issued silver coin struck by the Mexican Mint between 1977 and 1979, carrying a face value of 100 pesos as legal tender of Mexico. Each coin contains 0.643 troy ounces of silver at a purity of .720 fine, making it a substantive silver holding in a historically significant and widely recognized package. The coin was produced at the Mo mint facility in Mexico City, one of the longest-operating mints in the Western Hemisphere.
We carry these coins in XF (Extremely Fine) condition, representing pieces that have seen limited circulation but retain strong design detail and pleasing surface appearance. For collectors and silver stackers alike, this grade represents a meaningful step up from heavily worn examples without the premium associated with uncirculated or graded specimens.
The 100 Peso denomination has roots in Mexico's broader effort throughout the mid-twentieth century to produce large-format silver coinage that reflected national identity and economic presence. The 1977-1979 series followed earlier issues in the same denomination, continuing a tradition of high-silver-content coins intended for both circulation and commemoration. These coins were produced during a period when Mexico still issued circulation coinage in meaningful silver content, before the shift toward base-metal compositions became universal across the country's monetary system.
The Mexican Mint, officially known as La Casa de Moneda de Mexico, was established in 1535 and is recognized as the oldest operating mint in the Americas. Its long institutional history lends additional credibility to the coins it produces, and the Mo mintmark appearing on these pieces directly connects them to that legacy. The mint has issued both circulation coinage and collector-grade bullion throughout its history, and its standards of production have supported strong global recognition for Mexican silver coinage.
The obverse of this coin features the Mexican national coat of arms, depicting an eagle perched on a cactus with a serpent in its beak, framed by an olive and oak wreath. This central symbol of Mexican national identity has appeared on Mexican coinage for generations and is immediately recognizable to collectors and dealers worldwide. The inscription identifying the nation appears in a clean arc surrounding the central device.
The reverse presents a portrait of Jose Morelos, one of the key figures of Mexican independence, rendered in strong detail against a clean field. Morelos is depicted in profile with his characteristic clerical attire, and the denomination along with the issuing authority are clearly struck into the design. The overall composition is bold and well-executed, with defined relief that holds up well even in XF condition after light handling.
At 0.643 troy ounces of silver, this coin occupies a practical middle ground between fractional and full one-ounce formats. Buyers who prefer to acquire silver in slightly smaller increments will find this size useful for diversifying across multiple pieces without committing to a full ounce per coin. The format also makes these coins easy to handle, store, and distribute across a collection or holding.
The sub-ounce weight can also be advantageous when reselling individual pieces, particularly to buyers who prefer flexibility in parting with specific denominations rather than full-ounce increments. This characteristic is worth factoring in alongside the coin's overall silver content when considering how it fits within a broader holding.
Each coin in this series was struck at the Mexico City Mint under the standards governing Mexican federal coinage, with the silver content and purity controlled directly by the issuing institution. The .720 fine silver composition is a well-documented standard for this series, and the 0.643 troy ounce silver weight has been consistently established through numismatic reference. These are not privately produced rounds; they carry the full backing of the Mexican federal government as issued legal tender.
Every product we handle is verified for authenticity and metal content before it reaches a customer. As authorized dealers for both PCGS and NGC, we operate within a professional framework that supports accurate authentication and grading. Collectors with specific grade requirements or authentication preferences have the option of pursuing third-party certification through those services, and we are well-positioned to support that process.
XF, or Extremely Fine, indicates that a coin has experienced only light to moderate circulation. At this grade, primary design elements remain sharp and well-defined, with high points showing only minor wear and the coin retaining strong overall visual appeal. For a circulated issue from this era, XF condition represents a meaningful quality threshold where the coin's aesthetic integrity is largely preserved. Buyers should expect coins that present well without any significant flatness or loss of detail.
Individual coins ship in a protective plastic flip to guard against contact and surface damage during transit. Larger quantities are packaged in tubes consistent with standard handling for this coin type, and bulk orders ship in sealed boxes as appropriate. Because these are circulated secondary-market pieces, minor contact marks, light surface toning, or handling signs consistent with a coin's XF grade may be present. This is expected and does not affect the silver content or numismatic integrity of the coin.
Pricing for this coin is driven primarily by the current spot price of silver, with the premium above spot reflecting factors including the coin's silver content, its condition grade, its historical significance, and overall market demand for Mexican silver coinage. The .720 fine silver content and sub-ounce weight affect the per-coin silver value calculation directly, so buyers should evaluate pricing on both a per-coin and per-ounce-of-silver basis to accurately compare value against alternative silver products.
Collector demand for these coins adds a dimension beyond pure bullion pricing. Well-preserved examples in XF condition tend to attract both silver stackers and numismatists, which can support premiums that differ from those of generic silver rounds or bars. Our pricing reflects real-time market conditions, and the bid/ask spread displayed on our product pages provides a transparent view of the current cost of ownership from acquisition through potential resale.
Mexican federal silver coinage from this era is broadly recognized among dealers, collectors, and wholesale buyers in the precious metals market. The combination of government issuance, documented silver content, and clear mintmark attribution supports efficient identification and pricing when selling. Coins in XF condition with strong design detail tend to attract a wider range of buyers than heavily worn examples, which can support resale across both the numismatic and bullion channels.
We operate a two-way market that allows customers to both purchase and sell precious metals within the same platform. Evaluating the liquidity of a product before purchasing is part of the informed buying process we encourage, and our competitive buyback pricing reflects our commitment to supporting customers on both sides of the transaction.
This coin offers an accessible entry point into Mexican silver coinage at a grade that delivers genuine visual quality without the cost premium of uncirculated or professionally graded examples. The combination of government-issued legal tender status, established silver content, and direct ties to the historic Mexican Mint gives it credibility across both the bullion and collector markets. Buyers looking for silver with historical character rather than generic round production will find this coin a compelling option.
The sub-ounce silver weight also creates natural flexibility for buyers who prefer to build holdings in smaller increments or who want to diversify across multiple pieces and denominations. The Morelos portrait and national coat of arms design give the coin a strong identity that distinguishes it from commodity-grade silver, which can be a meaningful factor for collectors who value presentation alongside metal content.
We have been operating as a precious metals dealer since 2010, and our approach has remained consistent throughout: transparent pricing, honest product presentation, and a buying experience built around the customer's long-term confidence rather than short-term pressure. Our A rating with the Better Business Bureau reflects that philosophy in practice, as do our memberships in the American Numismatic Association and the National Coin and Bullion Association.
As authorized dealers for both PCGS and NGC, we maintain professional standards for product authentication and grading support that extend beyond most retail precious metals operations. Every product we sell is verified before it ships, and our two-way market model means we are equally invested in supporting customers when they decide to sell as when they first purchase. The bid/ask spread displayed on each product page gives buyers a transparent look at the complete cost picture before committing to a transaction.
Bullion Standard Pro gives members access to live, executable wholesale bid and ask pricing on products including Mexican silver coinage, allowing for a more precise understanding of where a coin is actually trading in the wholesale market at any given moment. Real-time portfolio valuation using current wholesale bid prices provides a more accurate picture of liquidation value than estimated retail figures, which is especially relevant for coins where collector demand and bullion value intersect.
Pro members also gain access to proprietary market intelligence tools including premium analysis, bid/ask spread tracking, and liquidity metrics that help contextualize where this coin sits relative to other silver products in the market. For buyers who want to evaluate the Mexico Cien Pesos against alternative silver options using objective data rather than marketing claims, these tools offer a meaningful advantage.
We support a wide range of payment methods to make purchasing straightforward and secure. Customers can pay using Visa, Mastercard, American Express, or Discover, as well as PayPal, bank-connected payments through Plaid, wire transfer, paper check, or cryptocurrency via BitPay. Each method is supported within a secure transaction environment designed to protect buyer information at every step.
Whether you are purchasing a single coin or a larger quantity, the same payment flexibility applies across the order. Our fulfillment process is reliable and consistent, and our customer support team is available to assist with any questions that arise before or after a transaction is completed.
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