This is a 1941 Mexican 20 Centavos silver coin certified and sealed by NGC. MS (Mint State): Indicates the coin is in uncirculated condition, retaining its original mint details and luster. 62: Condition grade, indicating the coin is in excellent condition with only minor contact marks or patina, making it a relatively good-condition circulating silver coin for collectors. Issuance Background: Issued in 1941 by the United Mexican States, belonging to the "Scales of Justice" series of silver coins, it was a circulating subsidiary coin of Mexico during World War II. Face Value and Material: Face value 20 centavos, material 0.720 silver (72% silver content), possessing both circulating and precious metal attributes. Obverse: Mexican coat of arms – an eagle holding a snake in its beak standing on a cactus, surrounded by the inscription "ESTADOS UNIDOS MEXICANOS" (United Mexican States). Reverse: The face value "20" is in the center, surrounded by patterns and the year "1941", and the mint mark "M" (Mexico City Mint) is marked at the bottom.