Briggs & Bustos
Auction 1 9 Sep 2022
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KM# Pn197, PL-19 – 5 Pesos 1950 Mo. NGC MS-61 Una de las pruebas más famosas y deseadas del Siglo XX. Ensayo de lo que sería la sucesora introducida en 1951 (KM# 467) con algunos cambios, siendo el más relevante el laurel completamente cerrado; las leyendas Ley y Peso se encuentran invertidos con lo que respecta a la emisión circulante Presenta el clásico pulido de superficies de origen de la Casa de Moneda, posiblemente menos de una docena de piezas existentes. Solo 2 monedas en el censo de NGC y 3 para PCGS. El último registro público para esta pieza se trata de un ejemplar en SP-64 subastado por Heritage Auctions en su subasta #3097 de Enero del presente año alcanzando un precio de US$7,200.00
ENGLISH:
One of the most famous and desired proofs of the 20th century. Assay of what would be the successor introduced in 1951 (KM# 467) with some changes, the most relevant being the completely closed laurel; the legends Ley and Peso are reversed with respect to the circulated issue Features the classic Mint origin surface polish, possibly less than a dozen pieces in existence. Only 2 coins in the NGC census and 3 for PCGS. The last public record for this piece is a SP- 64 specimen auctioned by Heritage Auctions at their January 3097 auction in January of this year for US$7,200.00.
(Estimate: $193800 - $217000)
ENGLISH:
One of the most famous and desired proofs of the 20th century. Assay of what would be the successor introduced in 1951 (KM# 467) with some changes, the most relevant being the completely closed laurel; the legends Ley and Peso are reversed with respect to the circulated issue Features the classic Mint origin surface polish, possibly less than a dozen pieces in existence. Only 2 coins in the NGC census and 3 for PCGS. The last public record for this piece is a SP- 64 specimen auctioned by Heritage Auctions at their January 3097 auction in January of this year for US$7,200.00.
(Estimate: $193800 - $217000)