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2015 1 oz Gold Mexican Libertad

Casa de Moneda de México mintmark

Winged Victory with Popocatépetl and Iztaccíhuatl in the background

.999 fine Gold

Minted in 2015

Design of National Shield, showing eagle holding a snake

The legend “Estados Unidos Mexicanos” (“United Mexican States”)

HIGHLIGHTS• Established in 1535, La Casa de Moneda de México is the oldest mint in the Americas.

• Features iconic images of Mexico City: the Winged Victory statue and the volcanoes Popocatépetl and Iztaccíhuatl.

• Low bullion mintages mean these coins are hard to find and extremely sought after.

The Gold Libertad has been Mexico’s treasured coin since its first minting in 1981. The obverse features an image of the Angel of Independence, or Winged Victory, statue, which has been one of the most recognizable landmarks in Mexico City since 1910. Also on the obverse are Popocatépetl and Iztaccíhuatl, two volcanoes that overlook the Valley of Mexico. These volcanoes tell a story of two lovers from warring families, similar to Romeo and Juliet. The volcanoes represent the warrior Iztaccíhuatl mourning the death of his beloved Popocatépetl.

Gold Libertads have extremely low mintages for bullion coins, adding collectibility to their .999 fine Gold bullion appeal. Also, featuring so much historic Mexican imagery, these coins are a great addition to any Gold coin collection. 1 oz Gold coins are the easiest and most popular way of purchasing high quality Gold.

SPECIFICATIONS

ACTUAL GOLD WEIGHT: 1 troy oz

PURITY: .999 fine Gold

YEAR: 2015

MANUFACTURER: Casa de Moneda de México

DIAMETER: 2.5 mm

THICKNESS: 34.5 mm

PRODUCT ID: 87960