2025 5 oz Reverse Proof Mexican Silver Libertad Coin PCGS PR70

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2025 5 oz Reverse Proof Mexican Silver Libertad Coin PCGS PR70

The 2025 release of Mexican Silver Libertads is one of the most notable in program history. Many of the coin weights and options issued in 2025 feature historically low mintages, with only a few versions not setting a new record low. The 5 oz Reverse Proof Silver Libertad is one of those coins setting a new low mintage mark in 2025. Right now, 2025 5 oz Reverse Proof Mexican Silver Libertad Coins in certified condition are available.

Coin Highlights:

• Arries in a protective plastic slab!
• 9th issue of Reverse Proof Silver Libertads!
• Limited mintage of just 600 coins!
• Limited availability for certified perfect coins!
• Contains 5 troy oz of .999 pure silver.
• Issued a Grade of PR70 by the Professional Coin Grading Service.
• The obverse features the Mexican coat of arms.
• On the reverse is Winged Victory.

Each 2025 5 oz Reverse Proof Mexican Silver Libertad Coin offered here is certified in perfect condition by the Professional Coin Grading Service (PCGS). Coins in PR70 condition exhibit full, original mint luster and have no visible imperfections.

The mintage of 5 oz Reverse Proof Silver Libertads in 2025 sets an all new record-low mintage for this coin in the program. The previous low was 1,000 coins in a given year, which occurred four years in a row from 2019 to 2022. These beautiful Reverse Proof Silver Libertads have frosted background fields with mirrored design elements on each side.

The obverse of the 2025 Reverse Proof Mexican Silver Libertad features the Mexican coat of arms. The current version of the national seal is at the center of the design element and consists of a golden eagle battling a serpent on a prickly pear cactus. Around the edge of the design field, you’ll find a ring of 10 historic versions of the emblem.

On the reverse of 2025 5 oz Reverse Proof Silver Libertad Coins, you will find the enduring image of Winged Victory. The design shows her statuesque figure at the top of the Mexican Independence Victory Column, just as one would see in the center of Mexico City. The background field includes the volcanic peaks of Popocatepetl and Iztaccihuatl.