2015 1 oz Mexican Silver Libertad NGC MS 69

2015 1 oz Mexican Silver Libertad NGC MS 69

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Introduction:

The Mexican Silver Libertad coins are a legal tender authorized by the Government of Mexico and are minted at National Mint of Mexico or Casa de Moneda de Mexico. They were first minted in 1982 and have been minted in a limited quantity every year in varying sizes. These coins are available as 1/20 oz, 1/10 oz, 1/4 oz, 1/2 oz, 1 oz, 2 oz, 5 oz, and 1 kilogram coins. The Mexican Silver Libertad coins are spared of any face value as it was decided by Banco de Mexico from the beginning that the value of these coins will be based on market value or spot price with an addition of a small premium. The purity of the coin is .999 and the distinctive and elegant design of this coin makes it a highly desirable commodity.

Coin Features:

• Contains 1 oz of .999 fine Silver.
• Graded by NGC – MS 69.
• MS – Mint State. 69 – A fully struck coin with nearly imperceptible imperfections. Coin has a sharp strike with full original luster, with no more than two small non-­detracting contact marks or flaws. No hairlines or scuff marks are visible. Eye appeal is exceptional.
• Eligible for Precious Metals IRAs.
• Obverse: Features the current Mexican National Seal which is an Eagle sitting atop a cactus with a serpent in its beak and talons. The seal in the center is surrounded by symbols that represent Mexico’s 10 provinces. Has an encircled inscription of "ESTADOS UNIDOS MEXICANOS."
• Reverse: Features Angel de Libertad with her right arm outstretched. She is placed front and center of a lovely landscape containing the two famous Mexican Volcanoes Popocatepetl and Iztaccihuatl. Engravings include the weight, purity, metal content, and year of mintage.
• Comes in a neat NGC encapsulated package which protects the MS 69 condition of the coin.
• Minted at the Mexican Mint in Mexico.

• 100% Authentic and Guaranteed by Banco de Mexico.

Why Buy Silver Libertad?

• Issued by Mexican Government and is a legal tender.
• Minted at IRA Approved National Mint of Mexico, hence minted with high standard.
• Very low mintage thereby leading to high demand.
• Unique design, .999 purity, and scarcity makes it a coveted commodity.
• Exceptional price performance.
• Eligible for precious metals IRA.

• Cost-­effective way of branching out your investment portfolio.

Detailed Information:

The Silver Libertads are one of the most beautiful and desired coins in the Mexican coinage history. These coins were first minted in 1982 at National Mint of Mexico or Casa de Moneda de Mexico. The National Mint of Mexico was established in 1535 by the Spaniards and is one of the oldest Mints of North America and is active to the present day. The Silver Libertad Coins are minted with high standards as the Mint is an IRA approved facility (ISO9001). Hence these Mexican Silver coins are approved for precious metal IR accounts.

The beautiful Winged Victory design is the most outstanding feature of this coin. The reverse of this coin is more recognizable than the obverse as the reverse holds the image of the Winged Victory. The image on the reverse pays tribute to the famous and huge 24 karat gold coated 7 ton bronze statue of Winged Victory which is situated in the downtown Mexico City. The reverse of the 2015 1 oz Mexican Silver Libertad NGC MS 69 coin features the Angel de Libertad or Winged Victory who is a symbol of Mexico’s freedom from Spain situated on a special panel is placed in the center of the coin looks like she is about to fly with her outstretched right hand. The image seems as though she is situated high above the city and below you can see a beautiful landscape of the valley of Mexico and the two famous volcanoes the Popocatepetl and Iztaccihuatl in the background. Engravings include the weight, purity, metal content, and year of mintage. So much detail in a coin is extremely rare and that is why this coin has a lot of collectible appeal to it.

The obverse features the current National Coat of Arms of Mexico which is an eagle perched on a cactus and holding a serpent in its talon and beak. Encircling this design are a series of National Coat of Arms that were used throughout the history of Mexico. These also represent the ten provinces of Mexico. Has an encircled inscription of "ESTADOS UNIDOS MEXICANOS."

These coins have a low mintage and their scarcity and the popular design makes them a desired commodity in the precious metal world.

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