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1964 MO 50 Centavos Type?

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I have several 50 Centavo coins 1964-1968 that have Type 7 written on the flip. Is this correct? On the Type Set Checklist it appears these should be Type 5. They weigh 6.5 grams and are 25 mm in diameter.



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To which "Type Set Checklist" are you referring?
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Can I ask you which type set checklist you are referring to?

According to me, this should be type 7 if you take all circulating Mexican 50 centavos from 1905. Weight and diameter are correct!
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I downloaded the Type Set Checklist from here http://typesets.wikidot.com/mexico:20th-century

Is it inaccurate?
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No, it's not inaccurate, they have just taken type 2, 3 and 4 and made it type 2.1, 2.2 and 2.3, where my type 7 (and apparently your coin sales man's, too) is their type 5.
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I see it now. Awesome info and explanation! Thanks
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In my Dansco .. it is a type VII (7)


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Nice set GR58
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Thanks lawest

I recently finished this Dansco Mexico type album.

It was a lot of fun filling all the holes.
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If you are interested in 1905 to present Mexico coins, please consider buying Carlos Amaya's "Illustrate Epitome of Modern Mexican Coins and Varieties." He's a true scholar and I have no financial interest.

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I have seen two 1921 two pesos with full feathers on the eagle knee. Would have bought one but it was cleaned.
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