Coin Ring Size 18, Mexico 1 Peso 1972, Ceramic Coating Coin ring created using a genuine Mexico 1 Peso coin from 1972. Size: Approximately size 18 (measured at the narrowest point) Width: Slightly over 10mm Weight: Approximately 12g The design of the Mexican coat of arms, featuring an eagle, snake, and cactus, is based on an ancient Aztec myth. This coin is 33mm in diameter, and the ring was carefully crafted with a small hole to highlight the design. You can see the eagle holding the snake in its beak, and the cactus is also visible. The words "ESTADOS UNIDOS MEXICANOS" (United Mexican States) are inscribed around the edge, and the edge also features the words "INDEPENDENCIA Y LIBERTAD" (Independence and Liberty). Mexican coin rings are very popular, and this ring is highly recommended for its design. Therefore, there are many attached images and the description is lengthy... The price is set high, but I've tried to keep it reasonable. Thank you. The sample coin is not included. Finished with a clear ceramic electrodeposition coating. The coating process, including baking, takes about an hour, so the price is slightly higher than the standard version. However, it prevents discoloration and scratches on the coin ring. The size of this ring cannot be changed. (Due to the coating) Although listed as new and unused, the coin used was originally in circulation. There may be some scratches, distortions, and stains, so please judge based on the images. I strive to ensure a pleasant transaction. Please feel free to comment if you have any questions. Management 12