Mexico 6th Centenary Foundation City Grove 450a MS62 PCGS silver medal 1925

This 1925 Mexico silver medal, Grove 450a, commemorates the 600th anniversary of the founding of Mexico City, traditionally dated to 1325. Certified PCGS MS62, it celebrates the origins of the Aztec capital Tenochtitlan. One side features an elaborate crowned coat of arms with two lions supporting a castle, framed by ornamental scrollwork and symbolic droplets. The inscription commemorating Mexico City's foundation is surrounded by geometric Aztec-inspired patterns, floral motifs and a sculpted indigenous face. The opposite side portrays the legendary eagle with outstretched wings holding a serpent, standing upon a cactus growing from a rocky island amid water, reeds and vegetation. The surrounding inscription identifies the Constitutional City Council of Mexico, with the dates 1325 and 1925 below. This historic medal connects Aztec mythology, colonial heraldry and Mexico's cultural heritage. Its detailed engraving and certified preservation make it an appealing collectible.

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