Mexico 10 pesos Tlaxcala State KM-844 Church PR 69 PCGS silver coin 2007

This 2007 Mexico 10 Pesos silver coin, KM-844, celebrates the State of Tlaxcala and is certified PR69 by PCGS. Its architectural design creates a miniature panorama of the state’s historic heritage. The themed side displays the Tlaxcala coat of arms above a detailed montage of notable architecture: an ornate church façade with twin bell towers, a long colonial building with arches and decorative portals, another arcaded structure, and a prominent square bell tower. The denomination $10, date 2007, Mexico City mint mark and ESTADO DE TLAXCALA legend complete the composition. Tlaxcala, one of Mexico’s smallest states, is distinguished by its Indigenous history and preserved colonial architecture, both reflected in this elaborate design. The opposite side bears Mexico’s national coat of arms, showing a powerful eagle with spread layered feathers gripping a serpent while perched upon a prickly pear cactus, framed below by oak and laurel branches tied with a ribbon. The brilliant Proof surfaces and intricate architectural relief make this PCGS PR69 silver issue an attractive addition to Mexican state, architecture and world coin collections.

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