Mexico 5 pesos Senor De Las Limas KM-595 Precolombina MS67 PCGS silver coin 1996

This 1996 Mexico 5 Pesos Señor de las Limas silver coin, KM-595, celebrates the remarkable artistic heritage of the ancient Olmec civilization. Certified PCGS MS67, this .999 fine silver issue belongs to the Pre-Columbian series. The obverse portrays the famous Las Limas sculpture, depicting a seated figure holding a reclining supernatural infant across its lap. Carefully engraved facial features, bent legs, hands, feet, symbolic markings and decorative details recreate this ancient masterpiece. The 1996 date, Mexican mint mark, $5 denomination and SEÑOR DE LAS LIMAS inscription appear within a border of repeating Mesoamerican motifs. The reverse features Mexico's national eagle grasping a serpent while perched on a prickly pear cactus, framed by oak and laurel branches, with silver purity inscriptions below. Discovered in Veracruz, the Las Limas monument is an important example of Olmec religious sculpture. Its cultural significance and exceptional MS67 grade make this coin a desirable collectible.

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