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HueHueteotl
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Moneta
Registered: August 2005
Location: Arizona USA
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One of the most ancient deities in Mesoamerica. Huehueteotl is known as "the old God of fire". The sculpture depicted on this coin shows the association between the Gods of fire and the Gods of water during Aztec times. They governed the center of the universe and maintained the balance of the cosmos.
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Mexico's Pre-Columbian Series - Don Bailey: /library/Mexico's%20Precolumbian%20Series%20-%20Bailey.pdf
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Keywords: mexico mexican pre-columbian
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Denomination: 5 Pesos
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Reference #: KM 649
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Date/Mintmark: 1993
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Condition: Proof
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Weight: 1 oz. Troy
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Metal: Ag - .999
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