This checklist splits at 1991 the same way the Krugerrand's doesn't and the Britannia's does — pre-1991 coins are 90% gold, post-1991 coins are .999 fine, so decide whether you're building a purity-consistent set or a genuinely complete date run spanning both eras. Unlike the Silver Libertad's fixed design, the gold coin's periodically-changing reverse means some years are also meaningfully different artwork, not just different purity.
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That's a personal choice — some collectors want a purity-consistent set of only post-1991 coins, others want a complete date run spanning both eras. Decide before filling in pre-1991 entries.
Not every year, but periodically — unlike the fixed-design Silver Libertad, the gold coin's reverse has changed at points in its history to depict different eras of Mexican coinage.