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In the 1940s, the Mexican Mint introduced series of silver coins known simply as Mexican Onzas. The silver coins featured sterling silver content and were produced sparingly in the 1940s, with a brief revival in the late 1970s. Today, 1 oz Mexican Silver Onza Coins are available to you online from Bullion Metals.

Available to you in protective plastic flips!Offered with random date marks!Uncirculated condition!Contains 1 Troy oz of actual silver content.Obverse features a coin press.Reverse depicts a balance scale.Please keep in mind you may get coins with matching dates when buying multiples.

Available to you in protective plastic flips!

Offered with random date marks!

Contains 1 Troy oz of actual silver content.

Reverse depicts a balance scale.

Please keep in mind you may get coins with matching dates when buying multiples.

The Mexican Silver Onza was introduced by the Mexican Mint in 1949. The coins were issued sparingly in the years to come, with a brief revival between 1978 and 1980. The Mexican Silver Onza Series featured simple designs on the obverse and reverse, with each coin boasting sterling silver content that equates to .925 silver purity.

All of these 1 oz Mexican Silver Onza Coins are available to you in this listing as uncirculated specimens. The coins will arrive in protective plastic flips with the potential for varying date marks. Uncirculated coins show no signs of wear and tear as a result of handling in circulation, however, these types of specimens may show visual defects such as poor strikes by the mint, a lower quality of luster, or marks from contact with other coins in mint bags.

Bullion Metals offers these coins to you at random and cannot guarantee a specific date in advance. The most common dates come from the period of revival between 1978 and 1980. All coins are chosen at random after your payment clears and you may receive coins with matching dates if you buy multiples.

Obverse visuals on these Mexican Silver Onza Coins include the image of a coin press. This isn’t any coin press, though. It is a depiction of a hand-operated coining press, a nod to the 400-plus-year history of the Mexican Mint.

Reverse design elements on 1 oz Mexican Silver Onzas feature a balance scale. This type of balance scale is the kind that may have been used to weigh silver or compare the weight of coins.