1953-Mo 5P Type 3, Hidalgo, Silver, KM-468 MS

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Greysheet Catalog Details (GSID: 295227)

The 1953-Mo 5 Pesos is part of a series of Coinage Reform of 1905 coins struck from 1953-1953. The specific variety is Type 3, Hidalgo, Silver. Struck in Mexico City and designated as a Business (MS) strike, this coin is made of 0.72 silver, 0.28 copper from a mintage of 1,000,000 struck.

Obverse: Slightly above center, above a spray of oak and laurel, a small national coat of arms depicting the eagle in profile to the left, with stylized, leaf-like feathers and very large feet. The legend ESTADOS UNIDOS MEXICANOS surrounds, with CINCO PESOS below the spray. To the left of the spray, PESO above the coin’s weight (in grams), 27 ª 6; to the right of the spray, fineness LEY / 0.720. At the bottom, the mintmark Mo and 1953.
Reverse: Slightly to right of center, a bust of Miguel Hidalgo y Costilla in three-quarter profile; in the background to the left, the Parroquia de Nuestra Señora de Dolores (“Parish Church of Our Lady of Sorrows”). At the top, A«O DE HIDALGO (“Year of Hidalgo”); above the church, 1753 / 1953.

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GSID:	295227
Coin Date:	1953-Mo
Denomination:	5P / 5 Pesos
Designation:	MS
Mint Mark:	Mo
Mint Location:	Mexico City
Mintage:	1,000,000
Coinage Type:	Coinage Reform of 1905
Coinage Years:	1953-1953
Composition:	0.72 silver, 0.28 copper
Variety:	Type 3, Hidalgo, Silver
Variety 2:	KM-468
Strike Type:	Business
Diameter:	40 mm
Weight:	27.777 gr
Coin Shape:	Round
Demonetized:	True
Obverse Lettering:	ESTADOS UNIDOS MEXICANOS, PESO, 27 7/9 G, LEY, 0.720, CINCO PESOS, Mo 1953
Reverse Lettering:	AÑO DE HIDALGO, 1753, 1953
Reverse Designer:	Lorenzo Rafael
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