Mexico’s iconic bullion coin with real-world character. These 1 oz Silver Libertads come random year (1982–date) in circulated condition—perfect for stackers and type collectors who want the classic Winged Victory design with honest wear. First issued in 1982 and struck in .999 fine silver, Libertads remain one of the world’s most recognized ounce-denominated coins.
Coin Highlights
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Country/Mint: Mexico • Casa de Moneda de México
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Years: Random (1982–present)
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Denomination: 1 Onza (no face value)
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Composition/Weight: .999 Silver, 31.103 g (1 troy oz)
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Diameter/Thickness: Early issues (1982–1995): ~36 mm, ~4 mm; Modern (1996–date): ~40 mm, ~3 mm (varies by year)
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Obverse: National coat of arms (current issues show multiple historical emblems)
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Reverse: Winged Victory before Popocatépetl & IztaccÃhuatl
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Grade: Circulated (may show wear, contact marks; our choice)
Historical Significance
Launched in 1982, the Libertad ushered in Mexico’s modern bullion era and has remained .999 fine across the series. A mid-1990s update increased the coin’s diameter to ~40 mm, giving today’s issues a broader canvas for the Angel of Independence design.
Collectibility
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True ounce: Guaranteed 1 oz ASW with globally recognized liquidity.
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Type set essential: Signature Winged Victory motif with striking shelf appeal.
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Date variety: Wide date range; earlier thick-planchet coins add fun variety to a stack.
