Mexico 5 pesos Paso Muerte Man Horse Ibero-American PF68 NGC silver coin 2000

This 2000 Mexico 5 Pesos silver Proof coin celebrates Paso de la Muerte, a dramatic tradition of Mexican horsemanship. Issued for the Ibero-American series, it is certified NGC PF68 Ultra Cameo, highlighting its frosted relief and mirrored fields. The obverse portrays three galloping horses with flowing manes, detailed bridles and raised hooves, accompanied by a charro wearing a broad sombrero. A wooden fence, lasso, $5 denomination, mint mark, date and inscriptions complete the scene. The reverse features Mexico's national eagle grasping a serpent while perched on a cactus, surrounded by oak and laurel branches and nine national emblems. Paso de la Muerte is a challenging charrería maneuver in which a rider leaps from one moving horse onto another. This traditional equestrian sport represents courage, agility and Mexico's rural heritage. Its dynamic artwork and certified Proof quality make this coin a desirable collectible.

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