1/20 oz Mexican Gold Libertad Coin (Random Year)

The Gold Libertad is the official gold bullion coin of Mexico. It was first introduced in 1981 and has been consistently struck by the Mexican Mint since 2002. Today, you can purchase the 1/20 oz coin, the smallest in the series, for yourself. 

Coin Highlights:

• Arrives in protective plastic!
• Available first in 1991!
• Contains 1/20 Troy oz of .999 pure gold.
• The Mexican coat of arms is on the obverse.
• The image of Winged Victory is found on the reverse.
• Minted by the Mexican Mint.

Each of the 1/20 oz Mexican Gold Libertad Coins in this listing is available from a random year of release.  You will receive a coin based upon the availability of these products in our warehouse when your order is prepared for shipping.

On the obverse of all 1/20 oz Mexican Gold Libertad Coins is the coat of arms. This image includes a bald eagle wrestling with a snake while perched on a cactus arm, which is said to be symbolic of the nation (eagle) fighting against the grip of Spain (serpent).

The reverse of the Mexican Gold Libertad coin features the image of Winged Victory. Her figure was important to the people of Mexico during the revolution against Spain. She holds high in her right hand a wreath crown symbolizing the freedom of governance, while the chains in her left hand signify the broken bonds of servitude severed when Mexico earned its independence from Spain.

Founded in 1535, the Mexican Mint is the oldest operating mint in the Western Hemisphere. Once a hub for coinage throughout the Spanish empire’s colonies in the New World, today the Mexican Mint is controlled by Banco de Mexico, striking official coinage and printing banknotes for the nation.