- Winged Victory: before two volcanoes
- Mexican arms: eagle and snake
- Casa de Moneda: Mexico's own mint
- Winged VictoryThe Angel of Independence, unchanged since 1996
- Mexican armsThe great coat of arms is framed by ten historic ones
- Casa de MonedaStruck as a bullion coin since 1981, legal tender in Mexico
- Winged Victory: before two volcanoes
- Mexican arms: eagle and snake
- Casa de Moneda: Mexico's own mint
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Mexico Libertad · Banco de México
The angel of freedom, since 1981.1 oz Gold Mexico Libertad.
The Libertad in 1 oz of gold, without a fixed year. On one side the winged Victory before the volcanoes, on the other the national arms of Mexico.
- Fine gold
- 31.1 g
- Diameter
- 34.5 mm
- Fineness
- 999/1,000
The Libertad in 1 oz of gold, without a fixed year. On one side the winged Victory before the volcanoes, on the other the national arms of Mexico.
- Fine gold
- 31.1 g
- Diameter
- 34.5 mm
- Fineness
- 999/1,000
Up close
The angel of Mexico City on the gold Libertad.
The Monumento a la Independencia has stood on the Paseo de la Reforma since 1910. The column is 36 m tall, the Victory on top 6.7 m, designed and cast by Enrique Alciati. A chain on the monument stands for the end of 300 years of Spanish rule, for freedom. Libertad means freedom.
The other side
The eagle on the cactus.The arms of the Libertad.
On the other side the national arms of Mexico: the eagle on the cactus with the serpent, above it ESTADOS UNIDOS MEXICANOS. The Libertad is struck by the Casa de Moneda de México, founded in 1535 as the first mint in the Americas.
- Issuer
- Banco de México
- Mint
- Casa de Moneda
Since 1981
In 1981 it began with this angel.The Libertad in 1 oz gold.
In 1981 Mexico launched the Libertad in 1, 1/2 and 1/4 oz of gold, with the design of the Centenario. In 1991 the 1/10 and 1/20 oz followed, and in silver the 1/2 to 1/20 oz. Since 2000 the New Series in gold has shown the angel from a different angle.
The family
From 1 oz to 1/20 oz.The Libertad 2026 in silver and gold.
Our Libertad 2026 coins in true proportion: silver from 40 mm to 16 mm, gold from 34.5 mm to 13 mm.
Gold, reverse proof
The Victory before the volcanoes.1 oz Gold Mexico Libertad.
Issued by the Banco de México, struck at the first mint in the Americas, founded in 1535.
1 oz Gold Mexico Libertad: Mexico's winged Victory in pure gold
- Investment goal: A bullion coin for lasting preservation of value that protects your purchasing power against inflation.
- Design: The winged Victory with a laurel wreath, behind her a mountain landscape with two volcanoes.
- Material and fineness: Pure gold with a fineness of 999/1,000 and a fine weight of 31.1 g.
- Manufacturer: The renowned Mexican mint Casa de Moneda.
- Country of origin: Mexico.
Libertad means “freedom” in Spanish, and the name suits a coin that places a piece of independence in your hands. The 1 oz Gold Mexico Libertad combines a full ounce of fine gold with one of the most expressive designs among gold coins. If you would like to diversify your holdings beyond the well-known classics, you will find in it a bullion coin with a character all of its own.
The goddess of victory before Mexico's volcanoes
The design of the Gold Libertad shows a winged Victory standing on a pedestal. Her wings are spread wide, and she holds a laurel wreath raised high. Behind her stretches a landscape of mountains from which two volcanoes rise. The figure is said to be modelled on the Angel of Independence, a well-known monument in Mexico City.
The image is completed by the inscription “1 ONZA ORO PURO”, meaning “1 ounce of pure gold”. On the other side, the coin bears the national coat of arms of Mexico with an eagle and a serpent.
Struck by Mexico's state mint
The Libertad is produced by the Casa de Moneda, Mexico's state mint. It is one of the oldest mints on the American continent and has been striking coins for centuries. This experience shows in the carefully crafted, richly detailed strike. The coin bears no face value; its gold content speaks for itself.
Fine gold in bank quality
The Libertad contains 31.1 g of gold with a fineness of 999/1,000, in other words one troy ounce. With a diameter of 34.5 mm, it is a coin of impressive size. No particular year of issue is specified, and the condition is bank quality. As investment gold, the Libertad is VAT-free.
Why gold preserves your purchasing power
New paper money can be created with just a few decisions, whereas new gold can only be extracted with great effort and in limited quantities. Gold has an intrinsic value that does not depend on trust in a government, and it has served as a store of value for thousands of years. That is why it is regarded as a proven inflation hedge, especially when confidence in paper money wavers.
One ounce for politically turbulent times
Gold is recognised and traded worldwide. This quality makes a coin like the Libertad a solid building block for your crisis protection, because it retains its value even when political or economic crises shake confidence in currencies. For private investors in Germany, there is a further point: if you hold gold for longer than one year, you can realise gains from a later sale tax-free.
The Libertad at a glance
- Fine weight: 31.1 g (1 ounce)
- Fineness: 999/1,000
- Diameter: 34.5 mm
- Manufacturer: Casa de Moneda, Mexico
- Condition: bank quality
- Face value: none struck on the coin
A coin that bears freedom in its name belongs in wealth that you control yourself.
Add the 1 oz Gold Mexico Libertad from Kettner Edelmetalle to your gold holdings and combine preservation of value with a design full of history.
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