Mexico 10 pesos Queretaro Arteaga State KM-838 Church PR69 PCGS silver coin 2007

This 2007 Mexico 10 Pesos Querétaro Arteaga State coin, KM-838, is a silver commemorative issue certified PR 69 by PCGS, celebrating the architectural and cultural heritage of Querétaro. The reverse presents two defining landmarks in a carefully layered composition: the monumental stone arches of the historic Querétaro Aqueduct extend into the distance beside an ornate church complex with a tall bell tower, dome, lantern, arched windows and richly detailed façade. The inscriptions ESTADO DE QUERETARO ARTEAGA, Acueducto and Santa Rosa de Viterbo identify the state and monuments, accompanied by the 2007 date, Mo mint mark, $10 denomination and a small floral ornament. The aqueduct and the Temple of Santa Rosa de Viterbo are enduring symbols of Querétaro’s colonial architectural legacy. The obverse displays Mexico’s national coat of arms with a finely feathered eagle grasping a snake while perched on a fruit-bearing prickly pear cactus. Oak and laurel branches, leaves and a tied ribbon complete the emblem beneath ESTADOS UNIDOS MEXICANOS. Its architectural theme, brilliant Proof finish and PCGS PR69 certification make this silver coin a compelling