Mexico Sagrario Cathedral Church Grove-1125a MS 62 PCGS silver medal 1962

This 1962 Mexico Sagrario Cathedral silver medal, Grove-1125a, graded MS62 by PCGS, celebrates the architectural and cultural heritage of Mexico City. The obverse presents a detailed view of the Metropolitan Cathedral and adjoining Sagrario Metropolitano, featuring twin bell towers, domes, crosses, arched entrances, sculpted façades, columns, and elaborate Baroque ornamentation. The inscriptions MONUMENTOS MEXICANOS and CATEDRAL Y SAGRARIO identify these historic landmarks. The reverse displays Mexico City's crowned coat of arms, with two lions flanking a central castle, bridges, diagonal water channels, and decorative cactus-shaped ornaments surrounding the shield. CIUDAD DE MEXICO, 1962, and a small mint mark complete the design. The cathedral complex represents centuries of religious, artistic, and architectural history in Mexico's capital. Struck in silver and PCGS-certified MS62, this historic medal offers an appealing combination of detailed craftsmanship, Mexican heraldry, and collectible numismatic heritage.

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