1982 Silver Mexico Libertad One Onza ☆☆ UnCirculated ☆☆ Great For Sets 515

🪙 1982 Mexico Silver Libertad (1 Onza)

99.9% Pure Silver | Inaugural Year of a Legend | Brilliant Uncirculated

This 1982 Silver Libertad represents the very first year of the world-renowned Libertad series. Struck by the oldest mint in the Americas, the Casa de Moneda de México, this coin is a cornerstone for any precious metals collection. Featuring the breathtaking "Winged Victory" design against the backdrop of the Mexican volcanoes Popocatépetl and Iztaccíhuatl, the 1982 issue is highly sought after as the pioneer of one of the most beautiful and iconic bullion programs in history.

🔍 Item Specifications

• Year: 1982 (First Year of Issue)

• Mint: Casa de Moneda de México (Mo)

• Denomination: 1 Onza (One Ounce)

• Composition: .999 Fine Silver

• Obverse: The National Emblem of Mexico—an eagle perched on a cactus devouring a snake—with "ESTADOS UNIDOS MEXICANOS" in a semi-circle above.

• Reverse: The winged goddess Victoria (The Angel of Independence) flanked by "1 ONZA PLATA PURA" and the purity "LEY .999."

• Condition: Uncirculated (Ungraded)

Note: This coin is in Uncirculated condition, retaining its original, booming mint luster and sharp, frosty relief. As a 1982 inaugural issue, it possesses the classic "chunky" rim and deep strike characteristic of the early Libertad era. While it may display minor "bag marks" or natural toning consistent with a 40-year-old silver bullion coin, it remains entirely free of circulation wear. Please inspect the high-resolution macro photos to judge the luster and overall eye appeal for yourself.

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