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The official Banco de Mexico packaging guidelines for this product are “Bags with 100 coins (20 tubes of 5 coins)”. Orders of 5 coins will ship in a mint tube and orders of 100 coins will ship in a mint bag.
The fastest growing silver bullion coin in the world, in terms of popularity, is the Mexican Silver Libertad. The official sovereign coin of Mexico, the coin features imagery that depicts the nation’s coat of arms and historic symbols representing the nation’s struggle for independence from Spain. Now, you can purchase a 2015 5 oz Mexican Silver Libertad coin from JM Bullion.
Coin Highlights:
Mexican Silver Libertad coins are struck in seven weights each year by the Mexican Mint. The weights range from this 5 oz. Silver Libertad at the top, to the 1/20 oz Silver Libertad at the bottom. Mintage levels for the 5 oz Mexican Silver Libertad are typically the lowest in the series, meaning these coins can disappear quickly from vendor inventories.
The designs used on the 2015 5 oz Mexican Silver Libertad coin include the common obverse and reverse images used on the coin since the mid-1990s. On the obverse side of the coin is Angel of Independence. The angel first appeared in Mexican society in 1920 when the nation celebrated the centennial of its War of Independence from Spain. The reverse side of the coins feature various designs of the national coat of arms.
On the obverse side of the 5 oz Mexican Silver Libertad coin is the image of the winged Angel of Independence. In the distant background, the Mexican volcanoes Popocatepetl and Iztaccihautl are engraved. Inscriptions on this side of the coin include the weight, purity, and metal content of the coin (in Spanish), as well as the Mexican Mint mark.
The reverse side of the 5 oz coin bears the current Mexican coat of arms in the middle. In the image, a bald eagle sits atop a cactus as it fights with a snake clutched in its beak. The image is immediately surrounded by a wreath and the phrase “Estados Unidos Mexicanos.” Around the outer rim of the reverse side are various coat-of-arms designs used throughout Mexican history.
The Mexican Mint is a decentralized agency of the Mexican federal government. First opened in 1535 by Spanish conquerors, the Mexican Mint is the oldest operating facility in the Americas.
If you have any questions for JM Bullion associates regarding the 2015 5 oz. Silver Libertad, you can reach us at 800-276-6508, or online using our live chat and email services.
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"I am a little disappointed in the coin because it doesn't come in a plastic capsule, I feel a coin like this should and I expected it to! JMB deserves a 5 star review though."
"I am a big fan of the Mexican bullion/coins. Excellent detail & overall quality coupled with outstanding JMB service. Thank you so much !"
"My first 5 oz coin purchase. Ordered three of them. Should have ordered more. I'm a fan of the 5 oz coin now."
"Just received my 5oz coin and it is a beauty! No spots, no dulling, just 100% shiny silver! Thanks!"
"Picked up 5 of these from pre-order, very nice coins which came fast. Also picked up some of the the 2 oz and 1 oz libs as well. Have been thinking about getting some of the fractionals that Banco de Mexico produce, but not quite ready for the step up in premium for those just yet."
"I was so excited to get my 5 oz Libertad and JM Bullion by far had the best price especially for a product I believe will go up in value. I was fairly disappointed with the haze and milk spots. The whole edge of the face and back were hazed and spotty. I have ordered a couple of the 1oz last year and they were perfect so my expectations were just as high for this 5oz. I will be buying more different sizes of these coins in the future, but this purchase was just o.k. I J.M. gets these from the mint and ships them out as they come so not truly their fault."
The official Banco de Mexico packaging guidelines for this product are “Bags with 100 coins (20 tubes of 5 coins)”. Orders of 5 coins will ship in a mint tube and orders of 100 coins will ship in a mint bag.
The fastest growing silver bullion coin in the world, in terms of popularity, is the Mexican Silver Libertad. The official sovereign coin of Mexico, the coin features imagery that depicts the nation’s coat of arms and historic symbols representing the nation’s struggle for independence from Spain. Now, you can purchase a 2015 5 oz Mexican Silver Libertad coin from JM Bullion.
Coin Highlights:
Mexican Silver Libertad coins are struck in seven weights each year by the Mexican Mint. The weights range from this 5 oz. Silver Libertad at the top, to the 1/20 oz Silver Libertad at the bottom. Mintage levels for the 5 oz Mexican Silver Libertad are typically the lowest in the series, meaning these coins can disappear quickly from vendor inventories.
The designs used on the 2015 5 oz Mexican Silver Libertad coin include the common obverse and reverse images used on the coin since the mid-1990s. On the obverse side of the coin is Angel of Independence. The angel first appeared in Mexican society in 1920 when the nation celebrated the centennial of its War of Independence from Spain. The reverse side of the coins feature various designs of the national coat of arms.
On the obverse side of the 5 oz Mexican Silver Libertad coin is the image of the winged Angel of Independence. In the distant background, the Mexican volcanoes Popocatepetl and Iztaccihautl are engraved. Inscriptions on this side of the coin include the weight, purity, and metal content of the coin (in Spanish), as well as the Mexican Mint mark.
The reverse side of the 5 oz coin bears the current Mexican coat of arms in the middle. In the image, a bald eagle sits atop a cactus as it fights with a snake clutched in its beak. The image is immediately surrounded by a wreath and the phrase “Estados Unidos Mexicanos.” Around the outer rim of the reverse side are various coat-of-arms designs used throughout Mexican history.
The Mexican Mint is a decentralized agency of the Mexican federal government. First opened in 1535 by Spanish conquerors, the Mexican Mint is the oldest operating facility in the Americas.
If you have any questions for JM Bullion associates regarding the 2015 5 oz. Silver Libertad, you can reach us at 800-276-6508, or online using our live chat and email services.
"I am a little disappointed in the coin because it doesn't come in a plastic capsule, I feel a coin like this should and I expected it to! JMB deserves a 5 star review though."
"I am a big fan of the Mexican bullion/coins. Excellent detail & overall quality coupled with outstanding JMB service. Thank you so much !"
"My first 5 oz coin purchase. Ordered three of them. Should have ordered more. I'm a fan of the 5 oz coin now."
"Just received my 5oz coin and it is a beauty! No spots, no dulling, just 100% shiny silver! Thanks!"
"Picked up 5 of these from pre-order, very nice coins which came fast. Also picked up some of the the 2 oz and 1 oz libs as well. Have been thinking about getting some of the fractionals that Banco de Mexico produce, but not quite ready for the step up in premium for those just yet."
"I was so excited to get my 5 oz Libertad and JM Bullion by far had the best price especially for a product I believe will go up in value. I was fairly disappointed with the haze and milk spots. The whole edge of the face and back were hazed and spotty. I have ordered a couple of the 1oz last year and they were perfect so my expectations were just as high for this 5oz. I will be buying more different sizes of these coins in the future, but this purchase was just o.k. I J.M. gets these from the mint and ships them out as they come so not truly their fault."
