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The official gold bullion coin of Mexico is the Gold Libertad. Introduced originally in 1981, these coins have only been regularly struck each year by the Mexican Mint since 2002. The smallest coin in the series is the diminutive 1/20 oz coin, which is available to you today. Right now, 1/20 oz Mexican Gold Libertad coins can be purchased online fr... Read More
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| 1+ | $211.90 | $214.11 | $220.73 |
Introducing the smallest fractional ounce offered in the Mexican Gold Libertad Series. The 1/20 oz made its debut in 1991, a decade after the series began in 1981. After multiple stoppages, the series has been releasing five gold weights from 1/20 oz to 1 oz every year since 2002. JM Bullion is happy to make the 2023 1/20 oz Mexican Gold Libertad Coin available for purchase, today. Coin Highlights: Arrives in an individual plastic flip! ... Read More
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| 1+ | $216.91 | $219.17 | $225.95 |
Any quantity available for $179.89 per coin over spot!
Mexican Gold Libertad coins are the direct successor of the popular gold Centenario 50 peso coin the Mexican Mint issued from 1921 to 1947. The Centenario featured the image of Winged Victory on the obverse of the circulating coins and was revived in its original form on the Silver Libertad and Gold Libertad coins in the 1980s. Right... Read More
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| 1+ | $296.95 | $300.04 | $309.32 |
The smallest weights available in the Mexican Gold Libertad range are the 1/20 oz and 1/10 oz gold coins. Common weights available in many series, including the American Eagle, Canadian Maple Leaf, and British Britannia, 1/10 oz gold is a favorite of investors when looking to diversify holdings or purchase more gold when prices move higher. Right now, 2021 1/10 oz Mexican Gold Libertad Coins are available to purchase online from JM Bullion. Co... Read More
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| 1+ | $383.82 | $387.82 | $399.81 |
Mexican Gold Libertad Coins made their debut in 1981 featuring just three weights. In 1991, smaller fractional ounce weights were added including the 1/10 oz gold version. Now, all 5 weights ranging from 1/20 oz to 1 oz are released annually and have been since 2002. JM Bullion is happy to bring you one of the more popular annual releases, the 2023 1/10 oz Mexican Gold Libertad Coin, available for purchase now. Coin Highlights: Arrives in... Read More
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| 1+ | $383.82 | $387.82 | $399.81 |
The Mexican Gold Libertad coin is the direct descendent of the gold Centenario coin from the Mexican Mint. More than three decades after the mint ceased producing Centenario coins, the Mexican Libertad was introduced as the official sovereign coin of Mexico. The 2016 1/10 oz Mexican Gold Libertad Coin is now available to you online at JM Bullion. Coin Highlights: Arrives in a protective flip. 20th issue of 1/10 oz Mexican Gold Libertad... Read More
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| 1+ | $409.11 | $413.37 | $426.16 |
The Mexican Gold Libertad made its debut in 1981 featuring 1/4 oz, 1/2 oz, and 1 oz gold weights. While the series has faced multiple stoppages over the years the series now releases annual versions starting in 2002. These popular coins are minted at the Mexican Mint, the oldest mint in the Americas. JM Bullion is happy to bring you the 2023 1/4 oz Mexican Gold Libertad Coin, available for purchase now. Coin Highlights: Arrives in protect... Read More
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| 1+ | $804.56 | $812.94 | $838.08 |
The Mexican Gold Libertad coin is a major gold bullion coin similar to the American Gold Eagle or British Gold Britannia. There is one factor that sets the Gold Libertad apart from most other major coins though, and that is its incredibly low mintage figures. The coin has never surpassed its all-time high mintage from 1981’s introductory release, and recent years have seen figures as low as 700 in 2017. Today, 1/2 oz Mexican Gold Libertad Coins... Read More
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| 1+ | $1,360.62 | $1,374.79 | $1,417.31 |
The Mexican Gold Libertad is among the world’s most popular annual releases. The largest fractional ounce offered in gold is the 1/2 oz weight which made its debut alongside the 1/4 oz and 1 oz coins back in 1981. While traditional coins feature a face value, Mexican Libertads don’t, however, they’re still backed by Banco de Mexico. Order your 2023 1/2 oz Mexican Gold Libertad Coin today, at JM Bullion. Coin Highlights: Arrives in a... Read More
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| 1+ | $1,369.12 | $1,383.38 | $1,426.17 |
The Mexican Gold Libertad from the Mexican Mint is one of the handful of gold bullion coins around the world that features designs directly inspired by a historic circulation coin. While the Gold Eagle and Silver Eagle of the United States share some aspects of other circulation US coins, the Gold Libertad accurately depicts the famous gold Centenario coin. Right now, 1 oz Mexican Gold Libertad Coins are available to purchase online from JM Bulli... Read More
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| 1+ | $2,678.14 | $2,706.04 | $2,789.73 |
One of the more popular annual releases is the Mexican Gold Libertad Coin. This unique bullion coin features no face value but has backing from Banco de Mexico. While this well-known coin program made its debut back in 1981, it’s faced multiple stoppages in production over the years but has been released annually in multiple weights since 2002. JM Bullion is excited to bring to you the 2023 1 oz Mexican Gold Libertad Coin, available for purchas... Read More
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| 1+ | $2,818.23 | $2,847.59 | $2,935.66 |
Any quantity available for $646.99 per oz over spot!
Among the 1 oz gold coins for sale in the precious metals market today, the Mexican Gold Libertad coin is arguably the one with the lowest annual mintage figures. For a bullion coin to have such low figures is uncommon, and when combined with the cherished design of the Libertad it helps create a product with immense appeal to invest... Read More
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| 1+ | $2,988.23 | $3,019.36 | $3,112.74 |
The official gold bullion coin of Mexico is the Mexican Gold Libertad. Rooted in the design concept of the 1921 gold Centenario, this modern gold bullion coin was first issued by the Mexican Mint in 1981, but has seen uninterrupted production only since 2002. Today, 2022 1 oz Mexican Gold Libertad Coins are available to you online at JM Bullion. Coin Highlights: Available to you in protective flips or plastic tubes of 10 coins! 27th ye... Read More
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| 1+ | $3,014.24 | $3,045.64 | $3,139.83 |
Any quantity available for $925.00 per coin over spot!
Mexican Gold Libertad coins were first issued by the Mexican Mint in 1981 with three available weights. The release of these coins came some 60 years after the release of the gold Centenario, a circulation gold Mexican coin that marked the 100th anniversary of Mexican independence. Gold Libertad coins then featured the same design fr... Read More
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| 1+ | $3,266.24 | $3,300.26 | $3,402.33 |
The first major gold coin released by the Mexican Mint in the modern era was the Centenario. Introduced in 1921, this 50 peso circulation gold coin was meant to commemorate the 100th anniversary of Mexican independence from Spain. While the Centenario has not been struck, circulation or commemorative, since 1972, its imagery lives on today on the G... Read More
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The Libertad Series of coins from the Mexican Mint is the official bullion coinage of the nation, with the word “Libertad” translating into English as “freedom.” The Libertad image is a symbol of independence to the people of Mexico, who won their freedom from Spanish colonial masters on August 24, 1821. As the nation approached its 100th anniversary as an independent power, the Libertad first appeared on a coin from the Mexican Mint.
That original coin was the gold Centenario, which had a 50 Peso face value with the images of both Winged Victory and the nation’s coat of arms on the coin’s reverse and obverse faces. Today, the Mexican Gold Libertad coin is the standard gold bullion coin issued annually by the country.
Mexican Gold Libertad coins debuted from the Mexican Mint in 1981 with three different weight options available for gold buyers. The coins at the time were the third to debut in the modern era behind the South African Gold Krugerrand (1967) and the Canadian Gold Maple Leaf (1979). The Gold Libertad BU coins issued in 1981 featured just .900 gold content. It wasn’t until the 1991 reissue of the Gold Libertads that the gold content was increased to the .999 pure gold found in the coins today.
For the 1981 issue of Mexican Gold Libertad coins, the Mexican Mint issued weights of ¼, ½, and 1 oz gold. From 1992 to present, the Gold Libertad BU coins have had an on-again, off-again minting. When the coins resumed production in 1991 after a 10-year hiatus, the mint added two weights: 1/10 oz and 1/20 oz. Gold Libertad coins were struck from 1991 to 1994, halted until 2000, struck only for one year at that point, and then reintroduced again in 2002.
Since 2002, the Mexican Mint has struck and released the Mexican Gold Libertad BU coins in all five weights.
The highest mintage figures of any of the five individual weights in the Gold Libertad collection came in 1981. The 1 oz gold coin had a mintage of 596,000 coins that year. The ½ oz hit 193,000 and the ¼ oz hit 313,000 coins. The last time any coin in the collection surpassed 100,000 in any individual year was the 1991 1 oz Gold Libertad coin when it had a mintage of 109,193 coins.
Upon its introduction in 1991, the 1/20 oz coin began to overtake the 1 oz gold coin as the highest minted coin in the collection. The 1992, 1994, and 2000 issues of the 1/20 oz were the highest and well above the 1 oz coin. From 2003 to 2005, the 1/20 oz coin was the most popular, but since then the 1 oz coin has reestablished its dominance as the preferred choice among those buying gold.
There are few bullion coin programs in existence that deliver the history of a nation, of a people, through the design of the coin itself. On the obverse face of Mexican Gold Libertad coins is the image of Winged Victory, also known as the Angel of Independence, in the center of the design. Her figure is based upon the traditional Greek depictions of Liberty and she is a monument to the people of Mexico. The statue of Winged Victory found on this face is based upon the Mexican Independence Victory Column located in Mexico City. It symbolizes the city itself and the nation’s victory of Spain during its war of independence.
Also found on the obverse in the background field are symbols of pre-Columbian Mexican legends. The two volcanic peaks in the design are known as Popocatepetl and Iztaccihuatl. It is said that the latter was the daughter of a king and died upon “Lover’s Peak” believing that the former, her lover and a greater warrior, had died in battle.
The reverse face of Mexican Gold Libertad BU coins includes the Mexican coat of arms. The nation’s official seal, this symbol depicts an eagle killing a serpent with its beak as it sits perched atop a cactus. The nation’s name is engraved here in Spanish as “Estados Unidos Mexicanos” and includes a wreath below the seal. Since the 2000 issue of Gold Libertads, the 1 oz coins have also featured 10 distinct, historic versions of the heraldic design around the perimeter of the coin’s reverse surface. The four fractional-weight coins do not include these 10 designs.
Mexican Gold Libertad BU coins are unique among their counterparts. Since 2010, the highest individual mintage year came in 2015 when just 4,800 coins were struck in 1 oz gold and less than 11,000 coins were struck across all four fractional weights combined. If you have questions, please contact JM Bullion at 800-276-6508, connect with us via our live chat, or simply email us.
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