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- 1913 1P Type 1, Caballito, KM-453 MS
Mexico Coin: 1913 Un Peso Type 1, Caballito, KM-453
Business Strike
MEXICO. Peso, 1913. Mexico City Mint. PCGS MS-64.
Source: Stack's Bowers
1910 1 Peso
Source: Heritage Auctions
Greysheet Catalog Details (GSID: 295083)
Obverse: The Obverse features the Mexican coat of arms, depicting the Aztec legend of a Mexican Eagle grasping a snake in its beak and right claw standing on a Prickly Pear Cactus on a rocky outcrop on Tentotchlitan in Lake Texcoco. Estatdos Unidos Mexicanos appears above, Oak and Laurel wreath below. Un Peso in bold letters in field on either side of Cactus. Lenticular pattern around face of outer edge.
Reverse: A horse galloping to the left, ridden by Liberty in a flowing gown; she looks over her shoulder to the right, holding a torch aloft in her left hand and a branch of laurel in her right, which rests slightly on the horse’s neck. In the background is a rising sun with long, single-line rays; in the exergue at the bottom, the date with a dot to each side. Edge Lettering: The Edge has sunken letters reading INDEPENDENCIA Y LIBERTAD. Caballitos with a reeded edge are counterfeit.
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