1971 Mexican Peso Coin Ring · Size 7 · Handcrafted in Lincoln, NE
This ring was made from a genuine 1971 Mexican Un Peso, struck at La Casa de Moneda in Mexico City, the oldest operating mint in the Western Hemisphere, founded in 1535. The coin is copper-nickel, and the ring is sized and shaped by hand.
The date side faces inward when worn, keeping 1971 close to the skin. The outside carries the Mexican coat of arms, an eagle on a cactus devouring a serpent, one of the most recognized national symbols in the world and a design rooted in Aztec legend.
This ring is a size 7. Each ring is one of a kind. The coin determines the size, the patina, and the character. No two are exactly alike.
Made by Mat · Lincoln, Nebraska
