Mexico 5 pesos Anciano con Brasero T1 KM-648 Precolombina PR68 PCGS Ag coin 1993

The 1993 Mexico 5 Pesos Anciano con Brasero Type 1, KM-648, is a beautiful .999 fine silver Proof coin, graded PCGS PR68, celebrating Mexico's fascinating pre-Columbian heritage. Its obverse depicts a seated ancient elder with a detailed face, prominent nose, circular ear ornaments, bent arms, carefully sculpted fingers, crossed legs, and bare feet. Above his head stands a ceremonial brazier decorated with geometric patterns and circular symbols. The inscriptions ANCIANO CON BRASERO, 1993, Mo mint mark, and N$5 are surrounded by traditional stepped-fret borders. The reverse presents Mexico's national coat of arms: a majestic eagle holding a serpent while perched on a prickly pear cactus with rounded pads and fruits. Oak and laurel branches, delicate leaves, and a ribbon complete the emblem beneath ESTADOS UNIDOS MEXICANOS. Inspired by ancient Mesoamerican ritual sculpture, this certified Proof coin preserves remarkable cultural artistry and historical symbolism. A wonderful addition to any world silver collection!

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