2 Onzas Mexico Silver Calendario Azteca Proof

The 2 Onzas Silver Mexico 1821-1921 Calendario Azteca is a Mexican silver commemorative piece that celebrates 100 years of Mexican independence (1821-1921) and features the Aztec Calendar Stone (Piedra del Sol) on its design.

Key Details:

• Weight: 2 Troy Ounces
• Purity: .999 Fine Silver
• Diameter: Typically around 50 mm
• Finish: Proof
• Mintage: Varies depending on the issuing mint
• Issuer: Likely a private mint or a special commemorative release

Design Elements:

Obverse (Front):

• Features the Aztec Calendar Stone (Piedra del Sol), one of the most famous artifacts from Mexican and Aztec history.
• The calendar is intricately detailed, showcasing Tonatiuh, the Sun God, at the center, surrounded by glyphs representing days, eras, and cosmic cycles.
• The years 1821-1921 are inscribed to mark 100 years since Mexico gained independence from Spain.

Reverse (Back):

• May include the Mexican coat of arms, featuring the eagle and snake on a cactus, symbolizing the foundation of Tenochtitlán (modern-day Mexico City).
• Some versions display inscriptions such as “Estados Unidos Mexicanos” (United Mexican States).
• The denomination, weight, and silver purity might also be included.