Mexico 100 pesos Federation Anniv. Sinaloa State MS64 PCGS bimetal coin 2004

This Mexico 100 Pesos 2004 bimetallic coin commemorates the State of Sinaloa within the Mexican Federation and is certified PCGS MS64. Its attractive construction combines a silver-colored center with a contrasting golden outer ring. The state side features Sinaloa’s elaborate coat of arms, formed as an oval shield divided into four sections containing detailed regional emblems, architectural motifs and symbolic imagery. The shield is surmounted by an eagle with raised wings and rests above decorative scrollwork, while the date 2004 appears at right. ESTADO DE SINALOA, the Mo Mexico City mint mark, $100 denomination and dotted border complete the composition. The national side displays Mexico’s famous eagle with spread wings grasping a snake while standing on a fruit-bearing prickly pear cactus. Oak and laurel branches tied by a ribbon frame the lower edge beneath ESTADOS UNIDOS MEXICANOS. This certified MS64 coin combines Sinaloa heritage, regional heraldry and iconic Mexican national symbolism.

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