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Mundial 2026

10 Pesos · 1 Ounce Silver World Cup 2026 Guadalajara

Reverse
Obverse

Pure silver .999 10 pesos commemorative · Host city Guadalajara · Mirror finish · Banxico distribution

Design

Banxico

Reverse

Themed design for the Guadalajara host city, legend COPA MUNDIAL DE LA FIFA 2026, FIFA logo

Obverse

National Coat of Arms in sculptural relief, legend ESTADOS UNIDOS MEXICANOS

The 10 Pesos · 1 Ounce Silver World Cup 2026 Guadalajara is worth between $2,071 and $4,000 MXN depending on its grade of preservation.

Prices updated: August 2026

How much is the 10 Pesos · 1 Ounce Silver World Cup 2026 Guadalajara worth?

The estimated value of the 10 Pesos · 1 Ounce Silver World Cup 2026 Guadalajara ranges from $2,071 (circulated, XF) up to $4,000 (official blister pack), with $3,299 as a reference for an uncirculated (UNC) piece. The estimate is based on the official mintage and the historical behavior of the family.

The real price depends on four factors: the grade of preservation (a circulated piece is worth the low end of the range; an uncirculated one, or one still in its official blister pack, the high end), the finish (satin vs mirror/proof), the rarity within the series based on the mintage, and the metal spot price on the day of the deal when the piece is silver or gold. Check the value-by-grade table above and compare with equivalent pieces before buying or selling.

Where to buy or sell this coin?

Browse the national directory of numismatic shops or the community forum to trade directly with other collectors.

2026 World Cup

The 12 coins of the 2026 World Cup

This piece is part of the commemorative set for the Mexico-USA-Canada 2026 World Cup. Details on exchange, Banxico sales and availability.

Description

One of the 4 coins of 1 ounce of pure .999 silver that Banxico (the Bank of Mexico) issues for the FIFA World Cup 2026. Guadalajara-themed design (Akron stadium and references to the state of Jalisco). Mirror finish, 40 mm.

Official Banxico price (leaked, June 2026): 2,071 MXN per piece for Bank of Mexico employees. Complete set of 4 pieces: 8,284 MXN, 0% VAT. The public price from the Casa de Moneda (the Mexican Mint) has not been published as of June 8, 2026. Read the note: The parallel market for the World Cup 2026 ounces.

Historical context

Guadalajara is one of the three Mexican host cities confirmed by FIFA for the 2026 World Cup and, along with Mexico City, has taken part in the three World Cups held in Mexico (1970, 1986 and 2026). The stadium designated for 2026 is Estadio Akron, inaugurated in 2010.

This is the 0.999 silver version of one troy ounce (31.103 g) struck with a mirror finish. Unlike the circulating bimetallic, it does not enter into change but into the numismatic circuit: the mintage is far lower than that of the circulating piece and its value is anchored to the silver spot price plus a collector premium for the commemorative edition.

Banxico issued this piece within the 2026 World Cup set alongside the circulating bimetallic, the 0.999 gold 7.776 g version and the silver sisters of Mexico City, Monterrey and Mexico Triple Host.

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Bolsas selladas con 700 monedas $20 del Mundial 2026 en venta. Banxico decía 10 por persona. ¿Quién las tiene y cómo?

Bolsas selladas con 700 monedas $20 del Mundial 2026 en venta. Banxico decía 10 por persona. ¿Quién las tiene y cómo?

Una foto en grupos de coleccionistas muestra una bolsa sellada Casa de Moneda México con 700 piezas $20 Mundial 2026 sede CDMX. El cupo oficial Banxico era 10 por persona en cajas regionales. Quién tiene los lotes mayoristas y por qué Banxico no publica la distribución completa.

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Unique context of this piece

The Guadalajara version in 1 ounce of pure .999 fine silver shares its theme with the Guadalajara venue of the World Cup 2026 set, with a visual reference to the Minerva sculpture and other city icons. It is one of the 4 pure silver pieces in the full set, aimed at serious collectors of Mexican bullion. Distribution is limited through the Mexican Mint and Banxico-authorized dealers, very different from the circulating 20-peso bimetallic that does reach bank change with a mintage of 21.5 million.

The Mexican Mint strikes the piece in pure .999 silver with a mirror (proof) finish and an individually sealed capsule. The price is calculated on the LBMA silver spot plus a dealer margin (30-50% typical of the Mexican Mint bullion market). Local distribution in the Guadalajara metro area is concentrated among verified dealers such as Monedas Briggs in the city and Monedas Galerías in Zapopan, both with a solid reputation and pricing tuned to the day's spot.

If you want to buy it in the Guadalajara-Zapopan-Tlaquepaque metro area, check the Jalisco store hub for more nearby options verified by Pesoteca. To compare across the 4 venue siblings of the full pure silver set, the Monterrey Silver Ounce, the CDMX Silver Ounce, and above all the national Jaguar Silver Ounce are the other siblings in the full World Cup 2026 set in pure .999 fine silver.

Specific questions about this piece

Where can I buy the World Cup 2026 Guadalajara Silver Ounce?

At Monedas Briggs on Vallarta 3300 (downtown Guadalajara) and at Monedas Galerías in Zapopan. Both are verified dealers with a solid reputation and pricing tuned to the day's spot.

What is the difference from the 20-peso Guadalajara World Cup 2026 bimetallic?

The 20-peso Guadalajara bimetallic is circulating (mintage 21.5 million) with a 20-peso face value. The pure .999 silver Guadalajara ounce (this one) is a collectible with limited distribution and a value calculated on the silver spot plus a margin.

Value range of this piece

Market estimate: $2,071 - $4,000 MXN depending on the grade of preservation (typical range between a circulated and an uncirculated piece).

See the full breakdown by grade (VG, F, VF, EF, AU, MS-60, MS-63, MS-65) for the whole series →

Other denominations from 2026

Mundial 2026 (México-USA-Canadá) · Plata 0.999

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Frequently asked questions

How much is the 10 Pesos · 1 Ounce Silver World Cup 2026 Guadalajara coin worth?

The 10 Pesos · 1 Ounce Silver World Cup 2026 Guadalajara coin is worth between $2,071 pesos (XF, circulated) and $4,000 pesos (official blister pack), with $3,299 as a reference for an uncirculated (UNC) piece. Estimate based on the official mintage and the historical behavior of the family. The real price depends on the grade of preservation: a circulated piece is worth the low end of the range, while an uncirculated (UNC) piece or one still in its official Casa de Moneda blister pack reaches the high end. For investment, look for a minimum grade of MS-65 or the certified equivalent from NGC/PCGS.

What is the official mintage of the 10 pesos 2026 coin?

This coin has a mintage not yet published by Banxico. When Banxico publishes the official mintage we will update this record.

What metal is the 10 Pesos · 1 Ounce Silver World Cup 2026 Guadalajara coin made of?

It is plata 0.999. The exact technical characteristics (weight, diameter, fineness, edge) are in the "Specifications" section above on this page, with official data taken directly from the Banxico decree published in the DOF.

Where can I buy the 10 Pesos · 1 Ounce Silver World Cup 2026 Guadalajara coin?

If it is a circulating bimetallic piece, you may come across it in change at the bank, the supermarket or an Oxxo. For commemorative pieces in bullion or proof grade, the official channels are the Mexican Mint (Casa de Moneda de México, CMM) and authorized Banxico distributors. For higher-grade pieces, NGC or PCGS certification is worthwhile before buying.

Where can I sell the 10 Pesos · 1 Ounce Silver World Cup 2026 Guadalajara coin?

The most direct channel is a numismatic shop from Pesoteca's directory: many buy pieces on the spot and give you a reference price based on the grade. You can also sell to fellow collectors in the community forum or in Facebook groups. Before selling, check the true grade of your piece and compare the price range on this page so you don't part with it below its value.

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The other 11 pieces of the 2026 World Cup series

Banxico issued 12 official 2026 World Cup coins, split among 4 bimetallic 20-peso pieces, 4 in pure silver and 4 in pure gold. Each host city has its own version and there is a generic Mexico piece with the jaguar. Here you can navigate to the rest of the cluster.