Mexico 5 pesos Disco Muerte KM-619 Precolombina MS 67 PCGS silver coin 1997

This Mexico 5 pesos silver coin, issued in 1997, celebrates the Disco de la Muerte, an extraordinary artifact of ancient Mexican culture. The reverse features a stylized stone sculpture of a skeletal face with circular eyes, exposed teeth, prominent nose, geometric facial markings, and a dramatic semicircular feathered headdress. The design includes DISCO DE LA MUERTE, 1997, $5, the Mexican Mint mark, and repeating Pre-Columbian ornaments. The obverse displays Mexico's national eagle holding a serpent on a prickly pear cactus, surrounded by oak and laurel branches, ESTADOS UNIDOS MEXICANOS, and decorative geometric symbols. The Death Disc reflects Mesoamerican beliefs concerning mortality, ritual symbolism, and the spiritual world, highlighting the artistic traditions of ancient civilizations. Struck in .999 fine silver, this KM-619 coin is certified PCGS MS67. A distinctive collectible combining archaeological heritage, symbolic artwork, and Mexican numismatic history.

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