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| Libertad Series |
In
1981 the obverse side of the coins was to bear the national coat of arms
and the reverse side was to have the same design as the Centenario, i.e.
the Winged Victory with the Popocatepetl and Ixtaccihuatl volcanoes on
the background. An ounce of gold was considered for silver coins; the
intention being to substitute the silver coin prevailing in the market
known as Troy Ounce as well as to even it up with the gold pieces. This
new coin was issued by Government Decree, has the face value and the National
coat of arms.
In 1991 the following silver coins were added: 1/2, 1/4 , 1/10 and 1/20
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SILVER
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QUALITY
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DIAMETER(mm)
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FINENESS
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1
Oz. "Libertad"
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Brilliant
Uncirculated and Proof
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36.0
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.999
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1/2
Oz. "Libertad"
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Brilliant
Uncirculated and Proof
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30.0
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.999
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1/4
Oz. "Libertad"
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Brilliant
Uncirculated and Proof
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25.0
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.999
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1/10
Oz. "Libertad"
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Brilliant
Uncirculated and Proof
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20.0
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.999
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1/20
Oz. "Libertad"
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Brilliant
Uncirculated and Proof
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16.0
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.999
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