1982 Mexican 1 oz Silver Libertad Coin ICG MS63 IDC Verified

1982 First-Year-of-Issue Mexican Libertad 

High above the Paseo de la Reforma in Mexico City, standing tall among the trees and buildings that line the street's path, is the majestic Monumento a la Independencia. Tourists and city dwellers alike know it as the Angel of Independence, or simply El Ángel. Cast in bronze and adorned with 24-karat gold, this monument’s namesake, “Winged Victory,” seems to float from the pedestal. A landmark symbol of triumph, freedom, and peace, Mexico’s famous Angel continues to gather people far and wide in proud remembrance. So, it's no wonder that this work of art was the theme that graced Mexico's first-ever bullion Libertads when the series debuted in 1982. And now, more than 40 years later, you can secure one of these key-date, first-ever coins still in remarkable MS63 condition!

Razor-Sharp Details Augment Exquisite Designs

Struck in a Troy ounce of highly pure 99.9% fine silver by the Casa de Moneda de México—the famed Mexican Mint, the oldest mint in the western hemisphere—this dazzling coin features razor-sharp details that augment its exquisite designs. It’s also a legal-tender coin bearing a denomination of 1 Onza that appears just to the left of the Angel. The coin’s obverse features Mexico's National Coat of Arms that shows an eagle perched on a prickly pear cactus growing from a rock in a lake, devouring a rattlesnake, with oak and laurel branches forming a semicircle below, symbolizing the Aztec legend of their capital’s founding.

Make This Key-Date Libertad a Prized Addition to Your Collection

Mexican Libertad coins are prized possessions of collectors for several reasons, not the least of which are the beauty of their designs and their strong ties to the country’s rich history. Whether you have Mexican heritage, a love for Mexico, or simply appreciate the remarkable beauty of this unique series, order this first-year-of-issue 1982 Mexico One-Ounce Silver Libertad today!

COIN HIGHLIGHTS:

FIRST YEAR OF ISSUE LIBERTAD – This key-date Mexican Libertad is from the first year of issue in 1982

ICONIC DESIGN – The design on this coin features the winged goddess Victory hovering over Mexico City with the breathtaking landscape of the country behind her including  the Popocatépetl and Iztaccihuatl volcanoes—named after the two Aztec lovers of legend. The coin’s obverse features Mexico's National Coat of Arms.

STRUCK IN HIGHLY PURE SILVER – Each Libertad was struck by the Mexican Mint ion a Troy ounce of highly pure 99.9% fine silver and measures 40 mm in diameter.

LEGAL-TENDER COIN – These 1982-dated One-Ounce Silver Libertads are 1 Onza legal tender in Mexico.

BRILLIANT  CONDITION – Your 1982 Mexico One-Ounce Silver Libertad comes in gleaming MS63 condition.

 GUARANTEED GRADING – Each slab is professionally graded by ICG with the IDC Verified double verification in effect as well. 

What is IDC Verified?

When a coin is IDC Verified, it means that our team of professionals—with 35+ years of experience specializing in numismatics and bullion—has personally inspected the item.

Expert Agreement: We thoroughly review the coin to ensure we agree with the grading company’s final determination and grade.

Guaranteed Authenticity: We stand behind the coin’s authenticity and condition in every way, giving you absolute peace of mind in your investment.

Secure the first year of issue for one of the world’s most popular bullion coins with this 1982 Mexico One-Ounce Silver Libertad. It’s available now in gleaming MS63 condition!

* Photos are representative of bulk inventory. You will receive the exact same coin, grade, and grading company; only the serial number varies.