1969-Mo 20C PCGS MS66RD Mexican Coin $385

Updated August 20, 2026

1969-Mo 20C PCGS MS66RD Mexican Coin $85 This is a 1969-Mo 20 Centavos Mexican coin, graded as MS66RD by PCGS. The coin is encapsulated in a clear, protective holder. The label indicates it was sold by "Coins N More Incl." with a retail price of $85. The "RD" designation signifies that the coin retains its original red (copper) color, indicating minimal handling and environmental exposure. The coin features the national coat of arms of Mexico, with an eagle perched on a cactus devouring a snake, surrounded by the inscription "ESTADOS UNIDOS MEXICANOS". A small sticker with the number "44" is affixed to the holder. Condition: The coin is graded MS66RD by PCGS, indicating a Mint State coin with a grade of 66 and "Red" designation, meaning it retains a significant amount of its original copper-red color. This suggests a well-preserved coin with minimal wear and strong luster. Mint: The coin was minted in Mexico City ("Mo" mint mark). Metal Content: The 1969 Mexican 20 Centavos coin is made of copper. Historical Context: The 1969 Mexican 20 Centavos coin was part of the circulating coinage of Mexico during that time. The design features the Mexican coat of arms, an eagle devouring a serpent, which is a significant national symbol. Collector Value: The collector value is indicated by the retail price of $85. The value is influenced by the grade (MS66RD), the mint mark, and the coin's overall condition and eye appeal. Strike Type: As a circulating coin, it was likely struck using a standard production method. Grading: The coin has been professionally graded by PCGS as MS66RD. Coin, Mexico, 1969-Mo, 20C, PCGS, MS66RD, Estados Unidos Mexicanos, Eagle, Numismatic, Currency, Retail $85 1969-Mo 20C, PCGS MS66RD, Mexican Coin, Numismatics, Coins N More, Estados Unidos Mexicanos, Copper Coin, Collectible Coin, Rare Coin, Vintage Coin Bidder is fully responsible for: - Determining what an item is worth to you - Evaluating the condition and authenticity of items - Making informed bidding decisions The auction house does explicitly not: - Provide appraisals - Grade items - Authenticate items - Test items - Third-Party Grading is that of the 3rd party and not done by us -Gold, Guilded or Silver, Not Verified on Trump Cards & Coins For collectibles like coins and trading cards, be aware that they: - May be Graded or Ungraded (Raw) - Could be Authentic, Un-Authentic, Reproductions, Reprints, Replicas - Might be originals, reproductions, or replicas Most importantly, remember that: - Your bid is a binding contract - If you win, you must purchase the item regardless of the condition - Only bid what you're comfortable paying - Always inspect item auction pictures carefully before bidding You're responsible for your due diligence before placing any bids. Take time to research and evaluate items carefully, and never bid more than you're willing to spend. Only two bidders can determine the value and price of items. Don't rely on any other advice other than your

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