1957-Mo Mexico 20 Centavos PCGS MS65RB KM#440 - Colorful Beauty For Sale

DESCRIPTION & COMMENTSThis 1957-Mo Mexico 20 Centavos is a standout copper issue preserved in an impressive Mint State 65 Red Brown designation. The coin exhibits rich, original copper color with a strong blend of fiery red highlights and mellowed brown undertones that give it exceptional eye appeal. Both obverse and reverse display crisp, well-defined details—from the iconic eagle devouring a serpent to the radiant liberty cap motif—showcasing the strength of strike typical for this series when well preserved. Housed in a modern PCGS Gold Shield holder, this piece offers both visual beauty and secure authenticity, making it an excellent addition for collectors of world coinage or high-grade Latin American issues.
We shot a few sets on this one with different lighting characteristics but no filtering or doctoring - all natural photos!As sellers, we want to be sure there is no mystery with coin you are buying!!!
Note: We used two TrueView photos from PCGS\' Certification Site for this exact coin (no SCMG logo).COIN/PRODUCT DETAIL

• Coin:1957-Mo Mexico 20 Centavos Graded at MS65RB by PCGS
• Year/Mint: Produced in 1957 at the Mexico City Mint (Mo)
• Holder: PCGS Gold Shield Holder
• Strike Type: Business Strike
• Composition: Bronze (95% Copper, 4% Tin, 1% Zinc)
• Weight: 10 grams
• Diameter: 28.5 mm
• Edge: Reeded
• Mintage: 13,455,000
• Certificate Number: #47867854
• PCGS Pop Stats: PCGS has 15 graded at MS65RB with 0 higher
• Strike:Strong strike with crisp intricate detail throughout both sides, especially evident in the eagle’s feathers and the liberty cap rays
• Surfaces:Clean, lustrous well-preserved surfaces with minimal distractions for the grade
• Color/Toning: Attractive Red Brown designation with warm copper luster and subtle deeper brown patina developing premium-quality mid century modern world example for the grade with excellent originality and eye appeal not to mention the attractive and collectible piece with strong luster, pleasing color, and solid technical quality for a mid-century Mexican issue