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2014 Mexico 1 oz Silver Libertad Silver Coin - beautiful toning

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2014 Mexico 1 oz Silver Libertad Silver Coin - beautiful toning

The Libertad is Mexico's treasure coin and is minted at Casa de Moneda de Mexico. The oldest Mint in North America, established in 1536. These magnificent BU .999 fine 1 oz Silver coins are very popular with collectors and investors. The obverse or heads side of the coin features the outstanding award winning design has the Winged Victory standing forward, situated on a landscape between the legendary volcanoes of Popocatepetl and Ixlaccihuatl on the reverse, while the obverse has the National Coat of Arms.

Redesigned in 1996, the reverse was restyled, showing a side posture of the Winged Victory with outstretched arms, a broader view of the valley of Mexico City, and resized from 36mm to 40mm. On the obverse the National Coat of Arms is surrounded by ten different coats of arms from Mexico’s rich historical past, with the Mexican Mint (Casa de Moneda) being established on May 11th, 1535. In the precious metals marketplace, the silver Libertad competes with the American Eagle, the Canadian Maple Leaf (among other world mints), and generic silver rounds in general.

The Libertad covers a wide sweep, offering sizes from the kilo down to the one twentieth ounce, in both BU and proof. Additional a reverse proof 1oz silver coin has been added along with a 5oz, 2oz and 1oz antique finish silver coin. Take an educational tour of the Banco de Mexico’s website and discover for yourself the, “Treasure Coins of Mexico”

Mexican coin collectors know collecting Mexican coins is exciting. With its combination of beautiful and intricate designs, storied history, and the oldest mint in North America (founded in 1535 by the Spanish to mint the gold they had obtained from the locals), Mexico mints some of the rarest coins ever produced.

For many years the Libertad was hardly noticed as many collectors flocked to buy the American and Canadian coins. But in the past few years, the Libertad has gained popularity as more collectors begin to realize it’s true value and collectability. By 2035, forty percent of the US population will be of Hispanic origin and this economic block will deliver more collectors to the Libertad. With more collectors coming on board each year and creating higher demand for a low mintage coin, prices and scarcity continues to escalates.