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In just its third year of production, the Mexican Silver Libertad maintained its popularity among investors and collectors. Today, the Mexican Silver Libertad is gaining increased visibility outside North America. The impressive design and silver purity of these coins put them on equal footing with other sovereign silver coins. Right now, the 1984 1 oz Mexican Silver Libertad Coin is available for purchase through Bullion Metals.

Contains 1 oz of .999 fine silver.Individual coins ship in flips, lots of 20 ship in mint tubes.Protect your new investment with a40.6 mm Air-Tite Coin Holder.Struck by the Mexican Mint.Total mintage of 1,014,000 coins.

Contains 1 oz of .999 fine silver.

Individual coins ship in flips, lots of 20 ship in mint tubes.

Protect your new investment with a40.6 mm Air-Tite Coin Holder.

Total mintage of 1,014,000 coins.

Mexican Silver Libertad coins feature design sets that speak to the nation’s history. Winged Victory is a symbol of the nation’s fight against Spanish colonial rule, which ended with Mexican victory during the War of Independence. The volcanic peaks of Popocatepetl and Izticchuatl are named for a pair of lovers from Aztec lore.

On the reverse side of each coin is a representation of the nation’s coat of arms. In the depiction, a bald eagle is featured locked in battle with a serpent. The eagle’s beak clutches the serpent, while its talon tries to control the body of the snake. Engravings on this side include a wreath under the coat of arms, and the phrase “Estados Unidos Mexicanos” above. Translated into English, the latter phrase reads United Mexican States.

The obverse side of each coin features Winged Victory, also known as the angel of independence. Winged Victory is depicted walking forward with a wreath crown held aloft in her right hand, and the broken chains of Spanish colonizers in her left hand. Engravings include the face value, metal content, purity, and the year of minting.

Mexican Silver Libertad coins are struck on an annual basis by the Mexican Mint. Founded in 1535, the official silver bullion coin of Mexico is produced under the authority of the Banco de Mexico.