Mexico 100 pesos Numismatic Heritage Felipe III Cob PL69 PCGS bimetal coin 2012

This Mexico 100 Pesos 2012 bimetallic coin from the Numismatic Heritage series celebrates the country’s rich monetary past through a reproduction of a Felipe III cob coin. Its silver-colored center depicts the characteristic irregular form of early hammered colonial coinage, with a prominent crowned quartered royal shield filled with heraldic devices and surrounded by partially visible period symbols and legends. The golden-colored outer ring carries HERENCIA NUMISMATICA DE MEXICO, the Mo Mexico City mint mark, date 2012, $100 denomination and a beaded border. The reverse features Mexico’s national coat of arms: an eagle with finely rendered feathers grasping a snake while standing on a prickly pear cactus with pads and fruits. Oak and laurel branches tied with a ribbon appear below, framed by ESTADOS UNIDOS MEXICANOS. Felipe III ruled Spain from 1598 to 1621, an era when hammered cob coinage circulated throughout Spain’s American territories. The modern bimetallic design connects that colonial numismatic legacy with contemporary Mexican coinage. Certified PCGS PL69, this near-top-quality example is an appealing choice for collectors of Mexican history, colonial coin designs and certified world numismatics.

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