Mexico 10 pesos Republic KM-616 Aztec Sun MS 66 PCGS bimetal coin 1998

This 1998 Mexico 10 Pesos Republic coin, KM-616, is a striking bimetallic issue certified MS66 by PCGS, combining modern Mexican coinage with imagery rooted in the country’s pre-Columbian heritage. The denomination side centers on an intricate section of the Aztec Sun Stone, featuring its unmistakable central face with prominent eyes, nose, mouth, teeth, extended tongue and elaborate ear ornaments. Surrounding panels contain stylized human and animal figures, circular glyphs, geometric forms and finely engraved symbolic details. The golden-colored outer ring bears the $10 denomination, 1998 date and Mo mint mark, bordered by a repeating stepped pattern. The opposite side presents Mexico’s national coat of arms: an eagle with layered wings and tail feathers gripping a curved serpent while standing on a prickly pear cactus. Detailed cactus pads and fruits appear below, accompanied by oak and laurel branches tied with a ribbon and the national legend. Certified MS66, this coin combines Aztec symbolism, national emblems and an attractive two-tone design in a collectible PCGS-certified issue.

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