Nuevas Victorias

Much appreciated for your consideration. I wanted to ask because NGC created a custom set for the Meixco 2 onza fusion proof collection from 1992 in which only five coins existed. And these coins are more easily collected in my opinion because they are smaller in value and mintages are high enough. Thank you.

How about creating a cultural set for the four Mexican small pieces that are part of the 2011 cultural set? There were only four coins minted (2000 each). The obverse features the national arms of Mexico. The reverses differ on all four coins but commemorate the heritage of Mexico. One of the coins features various motives including a pyramid, a church and an aqueduct, along with a cacao pod and communion wafers. Each is comprised of 1.25 grams of gold with a purity of 75%. Another motive features main trades during its colony years, including from Europe a horse, wheat, religion and metal money; form Mexico - cacao, corn, maguey, and the gold trade. A third motive features a man holding a cacao bean. The last one features two profile heads (a native Mexican and a Spanish conquistador), along with a fruiting cactus and European wheat (not featured below). 2874810-042 2874810-043 2874810-044

I would like to create a set for Mexico, 2 onza Commemorative Proofs. There is one similar registry set for the 5 Onza Commemorative Proofs. There are five proof coins issued by the Banco De Mexico in 1992. The coins are as follows: (1992)MO 2OZ MEXICO SILVER FUSION - HORIZONTAL EAGLE ESTADOS UNIDOS MEXICANOS 2869632-004 (1992)MO 2OZ MEXICO SILVER FUSION - VERTICAL EAGLE ESTADOS UNIDOS MEXICANOS 2869632-005 (1992)MO 2OZ MEXICO SILVER FUSION OF TWO CULTURES "TENOCHTITLAN" 2869632-006 (1992)MO 2OZ MEXICO SILVER FUSION OF TWO CULTURES "IMPERATOR CONSTITUT" 2869632-007 (1992)MO 2OZ MEXICO SILVER FUSION OF TWO CULTURES "REPUBLICA MEXICANA" 2869632-008