AMLO 20 Pesos

I’m not entirely sure about a coin specifically labeled as the “AMLO 20 Pesos” from 2018, as that might be an informal reference rather than an official designation. Mexico’s standard 20 Pesos coins from that year were indeed bimetallic, featuring an outer ring of bronze alloy and a center of a different metal for security and durability. They entered circulation as part of the country’s ongoing series, likely weighing about 7.3 grams and measuring 23 millimeters across, though exact specifications can vary slightly by mint. What I do know is that these coins typically bear the national coat of arms on one side and the denomination with the year on the other, without any overt ties to political figures. Records on precise mintage for 2018 might be available from the Casa de Moneda de México, but I haven’t handled one personally to confirm rarities or variations. It’s a practical piece of currency, not a collector’s fancy.