Mexico 10 pesos Coahuila Zaragoza KM-780 Church Turtle PR 70 PCGS Ag coin 2006

This 2006 Mexico 10 Pesos Coahuila de Zaragoza, KM-780, is a silver commemorative coin certified PR 70 by PCGS, representing the northern Mexican state through a detailed montage of its cultural, natural and industrial identity. The themed side is arranged within the outline of Coahuila and features a man presenting a turtle, a prominent grape cluster with leaves, a miner’s helmet and lamp, architectural monuments including a tall church tower, industrial structures, a dam and additional regional landmarks. The Mo mint mark, 2006 date and $10 denomination appear above, while COAHUILA DE ZARAGOZA is displayed on a flowing ribbon below. The opposite side presents Mexico’s national coat of arms: a powerful eagle with finely modeled feathers grasps a snake while standing on a fruit-bearing prickly pear cactus. Oak and laurel branches tied by a ribbon frame the lower design, with ESTADOS UNIDOS MEXICANOS above. The imagery reflects Coahuila’s landscape, agriculture, mining, industry, architecture and regional heritage. With its flawless PCGS PR 70 certification, brilliant Proof surfaces and richly detailed composition, this silver issue is a notable addition to Mexican state, cultural and world coin collections.

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