1 oz Mexican Libertad Silver Coins – Shipping 24h!

Libertad is a Mexican investment coin made of pure silver. It enjoys continuous popularity among collectors and those using alternative investments for capital allocation.

Coin Production

The Mexican Mint is the oldest mint in the Americas. It has been operating since 1535 and is involved in the production of circulating and commemorative coins. Silver Libertad coins have been minted since 1982. The beautiful angel design has been on the coin from the beginning, but in 1996 the image was redesigned to make it more attractive. This image depicts the Angel of Independence - an eight-ton golden statue standing on a column in the capital of Mexico, Mexico City.

The coin is made of 999 purity silver and is available in several sizes, with the Treasury Mint offering you the most popular one - weighing one ounce.

APPEARANCE OF THE COIN 1 oz Mexican Libertad Silver Coins

The obverse of the coin features an image of an eagle fighting a snake - the coat of arms of Mexico, surrounded by a wreath and the words Estados Unidos Mexicanos. Around it are ten images of the eagle, serving as the national emblem over the centuries, including the sixteenth-century eagle from the Codex Mendoza.

Since 1996, the reverse has featured the aforementioned statue of the winged Angel of Independence, towering over the Popocatépetl and Iztaccihuatl volcanoes.

The inscriptions at the top indicate the weight and purity of the silver contained in the coin, as well as the year of minting. 

Note! By purchasing a product from this offer, you will receive a coin from the MIX category (various conditions) - previous years. Coins are randomly assigned at the order fulfillment stage and may differ from each other, e.g., with a different obverse. To purchase a coin from the current year, check our other offers.