Mexico 10 pesos Aztec Rev. Normal Denticles KM-616 MS 66 PCGS bimetal coin 2007

This 2007 Mexico 10 Pesos, KM-616, is a bimetallic circulation coin featuring the Normal Denticles variety and certified MS 66 by PCGS. Its reverse celebrates Mexico’s pre-Columbian heritage with a detailed reproduction of the central portion of the Aztec Sun Stone. The commanding central face of Tonatiuh is surrounded by concentric Aztec symbols, glyphs, circular ornaments, geometric panels, stylized figures and intricate ceremonial motifs. The golden-colored outer ring bears the $10 denomination, 2007 date, Mo mint mark and DIEZ PESOS, framed by the characteristic denticle pattern. The obverse displays Mexico’s national coat of arms: an eagle with finely rendered feathers holds a curved snake while standing on a prickly pear cactus covered with rounded fruits. Oak and laurel branches, detailed leaves and a tied ribbon form a wreath below, while ESTADOS UNIDOS MEXICANOS appears above. The Aztec Sun Stone is one of the most recognizable monuments of Mexica civilization, representing its sophisticated artistic, calendrical and cosmological traditions. With its strong MS 66 grade, historic imagery and distinctive two-tone appearance, this PCGS-certified coin is an appealing collectible for enthusiasts of Mexican and pre-Columbian numismatics.

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