[MX1382] Mexico 50 centavos Republic Cuauhtemoc Error Part Split MS66 PCGS CuNi coin 1980

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Mexico 1980 50 Centavos Republic Cuauhtemoc Mint Error Partial Split, copper-nickel CuNi coin, PCGS MS66 certified Mint State. Obverse depicts Aztec emperor Cuauhtemoc facing left, elaborate feathered headdress, curved feathers, decorative headband, circular ornaments, long hanging tassels, large earring, necklace, patterned clothing and CINCUENTA CENTAVOS inscription. Reverse displays Mexican national coat of arms, eagle with spread wing, detailed feathers, serpent in beak and talon, prickly pear cactus, cactus fruits, oak leaves, laurel branches, ribbon and ESTADOS UNIDOS MEXICANOS legend. Cuauhtemoc was the last Aztec emperor, remembered for defending Tenochtitlan against Spanish conquest in 1521. Collectible partial split mint error. Themes: Mexico, Aztec civilization, indigenous history, national symbols, mint errors, numismatics. Certified PCGS MS66 coin with distinctive minting irregularity.

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Specifics:	Complectation:
Country: Mexico	Capsule: No
Year: 1980	CoA: No
Face Value: 50 centavos	Case: No
Material: Copper-Nickel
Weight (g): 6.5
Gross weight (g): 35.0
Diameter/Dimensions (mm): 25.0
Quality: UNC
Mintage: unknown
SKU: MX1382

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