Mexico 1 onza Libertad Angel of Independence KM-639 Bullion silver coin 2002

This 2002 Mexico Libertad bullion silver coin, KM-639, combines one of Mexico’s most recognizable national monuments with an impressive panorama of the country’s landscape and heraldic history. The reverse depicts the Winged Victory, or Angel of Independence, standing atop the Independence Column with her wings dramatically spread and one arm extended. Behind the figure rise the volcanic peaks Popocatépetl and Iztaccíhuatl, complemented by detailed foothills, vegetation and distant terrain. The inscriptions include the 2002 date, .999 silver purity and Mexican Mint mark. The obverse centers Mexico’s national coat of arms, showing an eagle holding a serpent while perched on a prickly pear cactus, framed by a wreath and ESTADOS UNIDOS MEXICANOS. Ten historical versions of the Mexican eagle emblem encircle the central arms. Struck in .999 fine silver, this Libertad is a superb collectible combining Mexican independence, national symbolism, heraldry and classic bullion artistry.

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