Mexico is Latin America's largest silver producer and a significant gold mining nation. The Banco de México holds gold reserves as part of its international assets. The iconic Centenario gold coin (50 pesos, 37.5g of gold) is the benchmark for Mexican gold coin investors. Mexico's proximity to US markets means gold pricing closely tracks COMEX with a peso conversion premium.
Gold Price in Mexico Today (MXN) — Live 24K Rates Per Gram in Pesos
Track live gold prices in Mexico in Mexican Pesos (MXN) today. Our tables display 24K, 22K and 18K gold rates per gram and ounce, updated from international COMEX spot prices via the current USD/MXN exchange rate.
Mexico is Latin America's most significant precious metals market. The country ranks among the world's top 10 gold producers, with major mines operated by companies like Newmont, Agnico Eagle, and Torex Gold in Guerrero and Sonora states. The iconic Centenario gold coin — containing 37.5 grams of 90% pure gold — remains the preferred investment coin for Mexican buyers.
Mexican peso fluctuations versus the USD can create opportunities for gold investors: when the MXN weakens, MXN-denominated gold rises proportionally. Monitor live MXN gold rates here alongside the USD/MXN exchange rate to assess real purchasing power dynamics before any gold transaction.
FAQ — Mexico
What is the Centenario gold coin?
The Mexican Centenario is a 50-peso gold coin containing 37.5 grams of 90% pure gold (33.75g fine gold). It was minted 1921–1947 and restruck since 1943. Along with the 2.5, 5, 10, and 20 peso gold coins, the Centenario is Mexico's most iconic investment gold coin.
Is gold taxed in Mexico?
Physical gold coins designated as legal tender are VAT-exempt in Mexico. Gold bars and jewelry may be subject to IVA (16% VAT). Capital gains on gold sales are subject to ISR (income tax) on the profit amount.
