Mexico 10 pesos Federation Anniversary Guererro State PR69 PCGS silver coin 2005

This 2005 Mexico 10 Pesos silver coin honors the State of Guerrero as part of Mexico’s commemorative program celebrating the anniversary of the Mexican Federation. Certified PCGS PR69 DCAM, it combines sharply frosted relief with deeply mirrored Proof fields. The state-themed side presents the official Guerrero coat of arms, a shield crowned by a feathered headdress and decorated with intricate indigenous-inspired elements. The inscription ESTADO DE GUERRERO curves above, accompanied by the Mo mint mark, 2005 date and $10 denomination, while a beaded border frames the composition. Guerrero, located on Mexico’s Pacific coast, takes its name from independence leader Vicente Guerrero and is renowned for its strong indigenous heritage and important role in Mexican history. The opposite side displays Mexico’s national emblem: an eagle with layered feathers grasping a snake while perched on a prickly pear cactus with visible pads and fruits. Oak and laurel branches tied by a ribbon complete the design beneath the ESTADOS UNIDOS MEXICANOS legend. Its state symbolism, historical theme and high PCGS PR69 DCAM grade make this silver coin a desirable piece of modern Mexican numismatics.

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