1945 Mexican Dos Pesos Gold Coin Pendant 22-karat Gold Coin 10-karat Gold Bezel

  
1945 Mexican Dos Pesos gold coin pendant, featuring a 22-karat gold coin securely encased in a 10-karat gold bezel. The coin itself contains 0.0482 troy ounces of pure gold and has a total weight of 1.66 grams. These coins are commonly known as "restrikes" if dated 1945, and they are widely traded for their precious metal value. The Dos Pesos is a highly popular fractional bullion coin produced by the Mexico City Mint. La Casa de Moneda de México.

While the obverse text clearly reads "DOS PESOS" framed by a laurel wreath, the reverse depicts the historic Mexican national coat of arms-an eagle perched on a cactus devouring a snake. The date 1945 on the coin indicates that it is very likely a official restrike. Because of the popularity and accessible small size of the coin, the Mexican Mint continued to strike millions of coins bearing the frozen year "1945" for decades to meet the global demand for gold bullion.

Coin Composition : 90% Gold (21.6 Karat) mixed with 10% Copper for added durability. Gold Content : Contains 0.0482 troy ounces (approximately 1.5 grams) of pure gold bullion. The Frame (Bezel) : The outer rim and attached loop (bail) constitute a protective frame added by a jeweler.

These bezels are typically crafted from standard 10-karat yellow gold to secure the softer 21.6K coin safely onto a necklace chain or charm bracelet.