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1/10 oz Mexican Silver Libertad Coin Cull (Random Year)
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1/10 oz Mexican Silver Libertad Coin Cull (Random Year)
Add a touch of history and value to your collection with the 1/10 oz Mexican Silver Libertad Coin Cull (Random Year), now available at Bullion Exchanges. These coins, despite being in cull condition, maintain their significant silver content and celebrated design, making them a smart choice for collectors and investors alike.
La Casa de Moneda de México, commonly known as the Mexican Mint, first introduced the Mexican Libertad Silver coin in 1982. Since then, the Mexican Silver Libertad has gained immense popularity among investors and collectors for its historic design and superior craftsmanship. To meet increasing demand, the Mexican Mint expanded its production of the Silver Libertad. In 1991, they began offering fractional sizes in addition to the classic 1 oz coin. By 1996, the 2 oz and 5 oz Mexican Libertads were also introduced to great acclaim. Today, investors can choose from a variety of sizes for both Silver and Gold Libertads, catering to diverse preferences and investment needs.
Coin Features:
- Made from .999 fine silver with a weight of 1/10 troy oz
- Struck by the Mexican Mint
- Cull condition
- Obverse: Mexican Coat of Arms - an eagle sitting atop a cactus with a serpent in its beak and talon. Inscription: "ESTADOS UNIDOS MEXICANOS."
- Reverse: Angel of Independence holding a laurel crown and broken chains in her hands. The famous Mexican volcanoes, Popocatepetl and Iztaccihuatl, are in the background. Engravings include the weight, purity, metal content, and year of mintage.
Secure the 1/10 oz Mexican Silver Libertad Coin Cull (Random Year) at Bullion Exchanges. Enhance your collection with this historically significant and valuable coin. Order today and experience the blend of heritage and investment potential. Our dedicated team ensures secure packaging and prompt delivery for all orders. If you have any questions, our customer service team is here to help.
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