Mexico 1 onza Libertad Angel of Independence KM-639 Bullion silver coin 2001

This 2001 Mexico 1 Onza Libertad, KM-639, is a .999 fine silver bullion coin distinguished by its iconic national imagery and attractive natural toning visible around portions of the rims. The reverse portrays the Winged Victory, or Angel of Independence, standing atop her monumental column with extended arm, flowing drapery and finely modeled feathered wings. Behind her are the Popocatépetl and Iztaccíhuatl volcanoes, rugged mountain contours, valley landscape, fields and small plants. The legends include 1 ONZA PLATA PURA, 2001, LEY .999 and the Mexican Mint mark. The obverse centers on Mexico’s national coat of arms: an eagle fighting a serpent while perched on a fruiting prickly pear cactus, with oak and laurel branches, leaves and ribbon below. Ten historic versions of Mexico’s eagle emblem surround the central arms, creating an impressive panorama of the nation’s heraldic development. The combination of silver, historic symbolism, detailed engraving and visible multicolored toning gives this Libertad distinctive collector character.

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