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The Millennium Coin Collection is a project designed by the Bank of Mexico in order to commemorate the arrival of the year 2000 and the transition to the Third Millennium. For this reason on January 4th of 1999 it organized a contest, where he summoned the artistic community to participate in the First National Contest of Numismatic Design. As a result of this contest, the winning designs of the three competed subjects, were used for minting each of the three coins of one ounce, whereas the fourth coin was designed by "Casa de Moneda de Mexico".

Reproduction of the Library at the UNAM (Mexican Autonomous National University), the aqueduct of Queretaro and the Mayan Observatory. Surrounding these three architectonic masterworks, the aztec god Quetzalcoatl, in the form of a feathered serpent, appears. Coin comes in its original display, and on the back of it are imprinted the technical features as well as the COA and coin number.

Mintage: 75,000

Metal: .999 Silver

Weight: 2 oz.

Denomination: $10

Quality: PROOF

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