Mexico 5 pesos Dintel 26 KM-578 Precolombina Maya MS 67 PCGS silver coin 1994

This Mexico 5 pesos silver coin, issued in 1994, celebrates Maya civilization through Lintel 26, an extraordinary example of ancient stone carving from Yaxchilan. The reverse reproduces an intricate ceremonial relief featuring two elaborately dressed figures with feathered headdresses, ornate jewelry, patterned garments, and a carved hieroglyphic panel. The composition includes the inscriptions DINTEL 26, 1994, N$5, the Mexican Mint mark, and repeating geometric Maya motifs. The obverse displays Mexico's national eagle holding a serpent on a cactus, surrounded by ESTADOS UNIDOS MEXICANOS, a geometric border, and the inscriptions 1 ONZA DE PLATA and LEY 0.999. Lintel 26 depicts a royal Maya ceremony associated with Lady K'abal Xook and Shield Jaguar II, reflecting the political and religious traditions of the ancient Maya. Struck in .999 fine silver and certified PCGS MS67, this KM-578 coin combines archaeological significance, exceptional craftsmanship, and collectible appeal.

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