This 1979-Mo Mexico Onza Type 3 Silver Coin graded PCGS is a highly collectible vintage Mexican silver issue produced by the historic Casa de Moneda de Mexico. Featuring the iconic balance scale design and struck in .925 silver, this large silver Onza remains one of the most recognizable and sought-after Mexican bullion-style coins from the late 1970s era.
The obverse displays the famous Casa de Moneda de Mexico minting press design along with the 1979 date, while the reverse showcases the scales motif with inscriptions including “Ley .925” and “Peso 33.625 Gramos.” These early Onza coins are widely collected as predecessors to the modern Silver Libertad series and continue to gain popularity among world coin collectors and silver investors alike.
This certified example has been professionally graded by PCGS and encapsulated in a secure holder for long-term protection and authenticity verification. The coin exhibits attractive original surfaces with strong vintage appeal and historic Mexican mint craftsmanship. A great addition for collectors of Mexican numismatics, world silver coins, bullion collectors, or PCGS-certified material.
Condition: Professionally graded PCGS. Coin remains sealed in original PCGS holder with visible mint luster and attractive overall eye appeal. Some light contact marks and natural surface toning consistent with the assigned grade and age may be present. Holder may show minor storage or handling wear typical of certified slabs but no major cracks or damage observed.
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