Mexico 1000 pesos ATLAN Monetary Reform Unissued Type MS65 PCGS bronze coin 1991

This 1991 Mexico 1000 Pesos ATLAN coin is an unusual unissued type associated with Mexico’s monetary reform period and is certified PCGS MS65. Struck in bronze, it combines national symbolism with a distinctive design created for a denomination that was never released for regular circulation. One side displays the large $1000 value beneath a stylized ATLAN emblem formed by geometric, stepped architectural elements and small human-like figures, with the ATLAN name below. The Mexico City Mint mark, 1991 date and finely beaded border complete the design. The opposite side features Mexico’s national coat of arms: an eagle with detailed plumage holding a serpent while perched on a prickly pear cactus, with oak and laurel branches tied below and the legend ESTADOS UNIDOS MEXICANOS above. Preserved in strong Mint State condition and graded MS65 by PCGS, this unissued bronze type offers an intriguing combination of Mexican monetary history, experimental coinage and distinctive iconography, making it a desirable addition to a specialized collection.

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