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The Aztec Calendar design based on the Aztec Sun Stone is a very popular collectible piece of silver for sale. The design first appeared on 1 oz silver rounds and 5 oz silver rounds from the Golden State Mint (GSM). Now, the design is coming to yet another form of silver bullion as the design feature on a 10 oz silver bar. The 10 oz Aztec Calendar Silver Bar is now available to you for purchase online from JM Bullion.
Bar Highlights:
The Aztec sun stone is widely regarded as the most significant remaining artifact from the reign of the Aztec Empire in Central America. The Aztec capital city of Tenochtitlan originally housed the sun stone, a massive inscription on a basalt stone that weighs an astonishing 24 short tons. It is believed the stone was carved between 1502 and 1521 when the empire was in decline.
Scholars who have studied the Aztec sun stone say it represents the views and beliefs of the Aztecs. The design elements and symbolism in the stone summarize how the Aztecs believe the cosmos were formed and it also includes charting to help track the days of the month and months of the year in the Aztec solar calendar.
On the obverse of each 10 oz Aztec Calendar Silver Bar is the depiction of the Aztec sun stone, or Aztec Calendar. The sun stone focuses on a central disk with the face of Tonatiuh, the Aztec solar god. He is featured with clawed hands that are clutching human hearts and has a stone knife tongue that represents the sacrifices of humans to appease gods such as himself.
The reverse side of 10 oz Aztec Calendar Silver Bars features a portrait of Cuauhtemoc. Still revered by Mexicans today for his fight against Spanish oppression in Central America, Cuauhtemoc was chosen as the emperor of the Aztec Empire in 1520 and would only rule until August 1521. He was captured by the Spanish as they invaded and sacked Tenochtitlan. The Spanish kept him prisoner for several years before unceremoniously ordering his execution.
These 10 oz Aztec Calendar Silver Bars are available to you with individual bubble wrap or inside of tubes containing a total of 10 bars.
We encourage JM Bullion customers to reach out to us with any questions at 800-276-6508. You can also connect with us online using our live chat service or email address.
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"Got one of these and love it, the design and minting is so good on these I had to also pick up a 5oz round version to do it justice. "
The Aztec Calendar design based on the Aztec Sun Stone is a very popular collectible piece of silver for sale. The design first appeared on 1 oz silver rounds and 5 oz silver rounds from the Golden State Mint (GSM). Now, the design is coming to yet another form of silver bullion as the design feature on a 10 oz silver bar. The 10 oz Aztec Calendar Silver Bar is now available to you for purchase online from JM Bullion.
Bar Highlights:
The Aztec sun stone is widely regarded as the most significant remaining artifact from the reign of the Aztec Empire in Central America. The Aztec capital city of Tenochtitlan originally housed the sun stone, a massive inscription on a basalt stone that weighs an astonishing 24 short tons. It is believed the stone was carved between 1502 and 1521 when the empire was in decline.
Scholars who have studied the Aztec sun stone say it represents the views and beliefs of the Aztecs. The design elements and symbolism in the stone summarize how the Aztecs believe the cosmos were formed and it also includes charting to help track the days of the month and months of the year in the Aztec solar calendar.
On the obverse of each 10 oz Aztec Calendar Silver Bar is the depiction of the Aztec sun stone, or Aztec Calendar. The sun stone focuses on a central disk with the face of Tonatiuh, the Aztec solar god. He is featured with clawed hands that are clutching human hearts and has a stone knife tongue that represents the sacrifices of humans to appease gods such as himself.
The reverse side of 10 oz Aztec Calendar Silver Bars features a portrait of Cuauhtemoc. Still revered by Mexicans today for his fight against Spanish oppression in Central America, Cuauhtemoc was chosen as the emperor of the Aztec Empire in 1520 and would only rule until August 1521. He was captured by the Spanish as they invaded and sacked Tenochtitlan. The Spanish kept him prisoner for several years before unceremoniously ordering his execution.
These 10 oz Aztec Calendar Silver Bars are available to you with individual bubble wrap or inside of tubes containing a total of 10 bars.
We encourage JM Bullion customers to reach out to us with any questions at 800-276-6508. You can also connect with us online using our live chat service or email address.
"Got one of these and love it, the design and minting is so good on these I had to also pick up a 5oz round version to do it justice. "
