5 oz Mayan Design Proof Silver First Majestic Coin

Key Details:

• Year: Likely produced in the mid-2010s, though exact year can vary depending on series release
• Metal: .999 Fine Silver
• Weight: 5 Troy Ounces
• Finish: Proof (meaning it has a mirror-like surface with intricate details)
• Design: Mayan Symbols or Iconography, such as the Mayan calendar, temples, or mayan gods
• Mint: First Majestic (a mint known for its high-quality silver products)
• Denomination: Depending on the release, it may have a denomination, but it is likely primarily a bullion coin.

Design Features:

Obverse:

• The obverse of the coin usually features the First Majestic Mint logo, which often consists of a stylized representation of silver or a symbol of wealth.
• The denomination and other inscriptions, such as “5 oz” and “.999 Fine Silver”, are often present here, along with the year of minting.

Reverse:

• The reverse of the coin is where the Mayan design takes center stage. This could include elements like:
  • Mayan Calendar: The Mayan Calendar (or the Tzolkin) is often used as a central element in Mayan-themed designs, representing the ancient Mayan system of timekeeping.
  • Mayan gods or rulers: Depictions of important figures from Mayan history, such as Kukulkan (the feathered serpent god) or Pacal the Great, could also appear.
  • Mayan Temples: Structures like the Temple of Kukulkan at Chichen Itza are iconic representations of Mayan civilization and might be included.
  • Mayan glyphs or symbols: Various ancient Mayan glyphs might surround the design, further adding to the authenticity of the cultural reference.