Mexican Gold Libertad 1oz
Mexico's iconic Winged Victory bullion coin from the oldest mint in the Americas.
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First struck in 1981 by Casa de Moneda de México — founded in 1535, the oldest mint in the Americas. Mintages are typically much lower than the major sovereign coins, giving Libertads a stronger secondary-market premium with collectors.
Design
Obverse
The Angel of Independence (Winged Victory) statue from Mexico City, holding a broken chain (symbolizing freedom) and a laurel wreath.
Reverse
Mexico's national coat of arms (eagle on cactus devouring a serpent), surrounded by smaller historical versions of the Mexican coat of arms.
Specifications
| Purity | 99.9% gold |
| Weight | 1 oz pure gold (31.10 g) |
| Diameter | 34 mm |
| Face value | No denomination (legal tender by weight) |
| First issued | 1981 |
| Mint | Casa de Moneda de México (founded 1535) |
Why investors choose it
Lower mintages than the Eagle / Maple / Krugerrand mean better long-term numismatic potential, plus a distinctive design that stands out in a stack.
