As low as $69.98 per oz over spot

These large Mexican Gold coins (Pesos) are popular with collectors and are often referred to as a "centenario" in tribute to Mexico's year of independence from Spain: 1821.

Protect your Mexico Gold pesos in style by adding an attractive display box to your order. Enhance your investment portfolio by adding this Mexican Gold 50 Pesos to your cart today! Dates on these random year Gold Pesos will be of APMEX choosing and may or may not vary, determined by stock on hand.

Mexico Gold Pesos have a low premium over the spot price of Gold – what does that mean? Any Gold coin you buy is always more expensive per troy ounce than the Gold spot price, no matter where you buy it, which country it originates from or what kind of Gold coin it is. Some Gold coins for sale cost significantly more than the Gold spot price per troy ounce, especially if they are rare coins with a high Gold content and a beautiful design that makes them desirable to collectors. In addition, all Gold coins have fabrication, distribution and minor dealer fees added on to the Gold spot price, with this additional price known as the premium price. Mexican Gold Pesos, specifically the Mexican Gold 50 Pesos, cost a lower percentage over the Gold spot price than many other Gold coins, considering how much Gold the coin contains. Other Mexican coins, like the smaller denomination Gold pesos, also have a high Gold content and are more accessible and affordable, with a lower per-coin investment.

Does buying Mexican coins in the U.S. make a difference in price? No matter which Gold coin you purchase from whichever country, the price is always in troy ounces and always set in U.S. dollars. Mexico Gold Pesos are valued based on the Gold spot price in U.S. dollars. All Gold coins for sale have this same base Gold price. If this was not the case, the opportunity for arbitrage would exist, meaning you could buy Mexican coins at a cheaper price in Mexico and sell them for more in the U.S. Mexican coins, when for sale in Mexico, are simply converted to the local currency from U.S. dollars to reflect the price for 1 troy ounce of Gold. Similarly, if Gold coins and other Gold bullion are sold in grams, the price is converted from troy ounces.