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1942 Mexico Bronze 5 Centavos Avg Circ

1942 Mexico Bronze 5 Centavos Avg Circ

Numismatic

1942 Mexico Bronze 5 Centavos Avg Circ


0.0000 troy oz 1942 Average Circulated

Struck in bronze by the historic Casa de Moneda de Mexico, this 1942 five-centavos piece represents a fascinating moment in mid-century Mexican coinage. With a mintage of 900,000 pieces, this issue is cataloged by numismatists as KM-424. Its physical presence in average circulated condition offers a tangible connection to the era. The design elements present a striking contrast between national identity and historical portraiture. On the obverse, the traditional Mexican coat of arms is displayed, encircled by a national legend. The reverse of the coin is dedicated to Josefa Ortiz de Dominguez, showing her profile facing to the left. The year 1942 is positioned above her portrait, while the denomination is clearly marked below, creating a balanced and classic aesthetic.

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Specifications

Country Mexico
Year 1942
Mint mark Mo - Mexico City
Grade Average Circulated
Legal-tender face value 5 Centavos
Metal Copper
Weight 0.0000 troy oz
Diameter 25.5 mm
Thickness 1.8 mm

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