1 oz Mexican Libertad Gold Coin (BU, Random Date)

1 oz Mexican Libertad Gold Coin Random Date (BU)

The rich history of Mexico spans over 2000 years, from ancient civilizations to Spanish explorers. It is filled with a legacy of minting, a struggle for independence, and, ultimately, a triumphant victory over Spain's rule. The story is so captivating that it feels like watching a movie.

Experience the very spirit of freedom, success, and persistence with the 1 oz Mexican Libertad Gold Coin in brilliant uncirculated condition. Now, you can conveniently purchase it online at BOLD Precious Metals!

Key Features:

• 1 oz Mexican Libertad Gold Coin Random Date (BU)
• Purity: Contains 1 troy ounce of .999 fine gold.
• Obverse: It bears the coat of arms of Mexico and the past 10 versions of it.
• Reverse: It features the historical Winged Victory statue along with purity, year, and mint mark “OM”.
• Eligibility: Precious Metals IRA approved.
• Face Value: No face value.
• Legal tender: Legal tender backed by the Mexican government.
• Dimensions: Diameter of 34.5 mm and 2.1 mm in Thickness
• Packaging: Each coin comes in a protective plastic flips.

The obverse of the 1 oz Mexican Libertad Gold Coin bears the latest coat of arms of Mexico in the center, with the past 10 versions encircling it. The coat of arms in the center is supported by two wreaths below it and the inscription above reading, “ESTADOS UNIDOS MEXICANOS”, translating to ‘United States Mexico’. The coat of arms displays a Mexican (golden) eagle feeding on a rattlesnake perched on a cactus plant on the top of a lake.

The reverse side of the coin bears the portrayal of two of the most important structures for the people of Mexico, the Winged Victory statue and two peaks of the Sierra Mountains, namely, Popocatepetl and Iztaccíhuatl. The winged Victory statue is a celebration gift for the triumphant victory of Mexico over Spanish rule. She holds a wreath in one hand and a three-piece broken chain in the other, representing breaking free from the 300 years of Spanish rule. The two peaks are a sign of love as per the Aztec people's folklore, who were supposed to be two star-crossed lovers, united forever by God after their deaths.

The Story of Popocatepetl and Iztaccíhuatl

This story by the Aztec people represents two star-crossed lovers united by God. Iztaccíhuatl was a royal princess, and Popocatepetl was a designated warrior in her father’s army. In one of the battles, Popocatepetl was falsely declared dead, which led to the death of Iztaccíhuatl in shock. Upon returning from battle, he finds her deceased and carries her to the hill, vowing to stay by her side forever. God decides to cover them in snow and turn them into mountains due to their love and devotion. This story has been passed down through generations, creating the landscape of Mexico.

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