Mexico 5 pesos Lapida Tumba KM-575 Precolombina Maya MS 67 PCGS silver coin 1994

This Mexico 5 pesos silver coin, issued in 1994, honors the Tomb Slab of Palenque, an outstanding masterpiece of ancient Maya civilization. The reverse reproduces the intricately carved funerary slab associated with Maya ruler K'inich Janaab' Pakal, featuring a reclining human figure, elaborate ceremonial ornaments, a complex headdress, stylized creatures, celestial symbols, and detailed geometric patterns. The central hexagonal panel is surrounded by repeating Maya-inspired motifs, with the inscriptions LAPIDA TUMBA DE PALENQUE, 1994, N$5, and the Mo mint mark. The obverse displays Mexico's national eagle holding a serpent while standing on a cactus, framed by oak and laurel branches, geometric borders, and the national inscription. Discovered in the Temple of the Inscriptions at Palenque, Pakal's tomb provides remarkable evidence of Maya religious beliefs, royal traditions, and artistic achievements. Cataloged as KM-575, this .999 silver coin is certified PCGS MS67. A distinctive collectible celebrating pre-Columbian archaeology and Mexican cultural heritage.

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