1992 5 oz Mexico Piedra De Tizoc Silver Coin Avg Circ
For every $2 spend, you will earn 1 Bullionaire Buck which is equivalent to $0.001 a future purchase.
317 BB = $0.32
All orders are insured and tracked
1992 5 oz Mexico Piedra De Tizoc Silver Coin Avg Circ
Own a remarkable piece of Mexican history with the 1992 5 oz Mexico Piedra de Tizoc Silver Coin .999 Fine. Issued as part of the Mexico Pre-Columbian Aztec Collection, this impressive large-format silver coin celebrates the legacy of the ancient Aztec civilization through a detailed reproduction of artwork inspired by the famous Piedra de Tizoc (Stone of Tizoc). Containing 5 troy ounces of .999 fine silver, this collectible combines substantial precious metal value with the cultural significance of one of Mexico’s most important archaeological treasures.
The Piedra de Tizoc, or Stone of Tizoc, is an ancient Aztec carved monument discovered in Mexico City. Created during the reign of Emperor Tizoc, who ruled the Aztec Empire from approximately 1481 to 1486, the stone is believed to commemorate military victories and religious ceremonies associated with Aztec warfare.
The intricate carvings on the original monument depict scenes involving Aztec warriors, deities, and ritual symbolism, reflecting the empire’s beliefs about power, conquest, and divine connection. Today, the Piedra de Tizoc is preserved as an important artifact of Mexican heritage and provides valuable insight into the traditions, artistry, and history of the Aztec civilization.
Coin Specifications:
- Contains 5 troy oz of .999 fine silver
- Average Circulated condition
- Face value of $10,000 Pesos
- Struck by the Mexico City Mint
- Obverse: features the iconic Mexican coat of arms, displaying the eagle perched on a cactus with a serpent in its beak, surrounded by traditional inscriptions. This national emblem represents Mexico’s heritage and connection to its indigenous roots.
- Reverse: showcases a detailed representation of the Piedra de Tizoc, highlighting the intricate relief work of the original Aztec monument. The design includes the “Mo” mintmark of the historic Casa de Moneda de México (Mexican Mint), the year of issue, and the $10,000 Pesos denomination.
Preserving the legacy of the Aztec Empire in precious metal form, the 1992 Mexico Piedra de Tizoc Silver Coin is a remarkable collectible for history enthusiasts and silver investors alike. Its impressive 5 oz silver content, detailed ancient artwork, and connection to Mexico’s pre-Columbian heritage make it a standout piece for collectors seeking a coin with both intrinsic value and a powerful historical story.
You may also like:















