Mexico 2009 Libertad 1/4oz Gold Proof Coin Due to the great acceptance of the Liberty Serial gold and silver coins, the reverse side of the Mexico 2009 Libertad 1/4oz Gold Proof Coin was re-designed to make it more attractive. Likewise, with the purpose of having more options of silver investment, two new sizes of coins were added to this serial: five and two ounce coins. These two new pieces also present a different design on the obverse side, since the National coat of arms is surrounded by different eagle designs used as National Emblems through the years, as well as the eagle in the Mendocino Codex.

This coin is accompanied by a special purse printed cardboard, a sheet containing the same, and general information about the origin of the name of the State, the foundation of it, his shield, geographical location and general tourist information.

This coin is accompanied by a special purse printed cardboard, a sheet containing the same, and general information about the origin of the name of the State, the foundation of it, his shield, geographical location and general tourist information.

This coin is accompanied by a special purse printed cardboard, a sheet containing the same, and general information about the origin of the name of the State, the foundation of it, his shield, geographical location and general tourist information.

This coin is accompanied by a special purse printed cardboard, a sheet containing the same, and general information about the origin of the name of the State, the foundation of it, his shield, geographical location and general tourist information.

This coin is accompanied by a special purse printed cardboard, a sheet containing the same, and general information about the origin of the name of the State, the foundation of it, his shield, geographical location and general tourist information.

At the top of this coin, in a semicircle, the name "State of Sonora, the center, on the whole, the following figures: a dancer Dancing Deer running in the background mountains, the sun, the desert and cactus.                  

On January 11, 1784, the El Cazador set sail for New Orleans from Vera Cruz, Mexico, brimming with over 450,000 pesos of Spanish 8 reales silver coins. Unfortunately, the El Cazador never reached its destination. Over 200 years later, a fisherman in the Gulf of Mexico uncovered this treasure of shipwreck coins. Now you can lay your claim to the treasure with this El Cazador silver coin-inspired ring, featuring a centerpiece inspired by the 8 reales silver shipwreck coins, and cast with actual silver recovered from the 18th century shipwreck. An exclusive fine jewelry design available only from The Bradford Exchange, this striking El Cazador shipwreck men's ring sparkles with four genuine diamonds and 24K gold accents. The side shanks of this handcrafted coin-inspired ring recall the... Less

This coin is accompanied by a special purse printed cardboard, a sheet containing the same, and general information about the origin of the name of the State, the foundation of it, his shield, geographical location and general tourist information.

In the top field of the coin in a semicircle parallel to the state under the name "Baja California" under the the dollar sign " continued "10". At the center the head of a bighorn sheep Täyden, as background, a wavy line that starts in left field through the back of the head of sheep and ends in the right field, the number "2005" between two lines of flight that start in the lower left field and end in the back of the head of lamb, mint in the mint of Mexico, between two lines on the run, starting in right field and end in the back of the head of lamb. In the bottom field in a semicircle parallel to frame the words "state government". The smooth frame.     

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At the background, the perimeter of the state of Coahuila's map, inside it, it shows a turtle and a cavern with a miner's wagon, below them a cluster of grapes. Outside the perimeter of Coahuila's map, clockwise, two chimneys, a joist, steel bars and two crucibles altogether; the bell tower of the facade of the Santiago's cathedral, a view of the Christ of the Noas and, finally, a segment of the Friendship Dam.

This piece was coined in 1921 as hard currency to commemorate the first 100 years (centennial) of the Mexican Independence. Subsequently, in 1931 coinage was discontinued and it was not until 1943 when it started again due to the increasing demand for gold coins prevailing at that time. On the obverse side, the Centenario presents one of the national coat of arms used in the past, and the reverse side symbolizes the Winged Victory having the legendary Ixtaccihuatl and Popocateptl volcanoes on the background. The Mexico 1947 50 Pesos Centenario Series CENTENARIO 1.34oz Gold Brilliant Uncirculated Coin at .900 fineness and is an asset to any collection.

At the top of this coin, in a semicircle, the name "State of Tlaxcala" Heraldry and Coat framed Tlaxcala, in aggregate, to the left, the Basilica of Ocotlan Open Chapel downtown, right Exconvento Tower St. Francisco and the Plaza de Toros Ranchero Aguilar at the bottom, the Government Palace.                     

In parallel to the upper field of this coin, in a semicircle under the name "State of Jalisco", in left field the mint at the Mint of Mexico, under the number "2006", the center of the building landscape Hospice Cabanas, in the right field pesos symbol " continued "10". In the bottom field in a semicircle reading "HOSPICE CABINS. The smooth frame.        

This coin is accompanied by a special purse printed cardboard, a sheet containing the same, and general information about the origin of the name of the State, the foundation of it, his shield, geographical location and general tourist information. silver surfers      

In the top field of the coin, parallel to frame the words "STATE OF BAJA CALIFORNIA SUR, within a circle, center the map of the peninsula of Baja California Sur, in the field below the figure of a cave painting in the right field a cactus , background starting in left field in the circle, vertical parallel lines that end in a sun on the horizon starting at the bottom right field in the four lines semicircular horizon. In the lower left field of mint mint Mexico, in the exergue the dollar sign " continued "10" in the lower right field parallel to the frame of the year "2006" beading pearls alternating two and three lines. The smooth frame.

This coin is accompanied by a special purse printed cardboard, a sheet containing the same, and general information about the origin of the name of the State, the foundation of it, his shield, geographical location and general tourist information.

This coin is accompanied by a special purse printed cardboard, a sheet containing the same, and general information about the origin of the name of the State, the foundation of it, his shield, geographical location and general tourist information.

At the top of this coin, in a semicircle, the name of the state "TAMAULIPAS" the center, the Cerro del Bernal, at the bottom in two lines, the name "CERRO DEL BERNAL" and "GONZALEZ, TAMAULIPAS," and, in semicircle, a floral ornament.                  

In right field of the coin a view of the facade of the Temple of San Antonio, in left field the headpiece of the garden of St. Mark, under the latter upon the capital of Ionic columns represented the National Emblem, in the upper field semicircle parallel to the frame, the name of the state "Aguascalientes: under it, a dollar sign " continued "10" in the upper left the mint at the Mint of Mexico in the upper right field parallel to under the number "2005" in the lower left frame parallel to the name "Mexico", beading eight linear segments interspersed with eight-pointed arrow pointing to the center. The frame Smooth.

At the top of this coin, parallel to the upper field in a semicircle under the caption "FIRST NATIONAL FOREST RESERVE" to center a stylized pine tree in the left field a dollar sign " continued "10" in the right field the number "2006" in the field below the mint at the Mint of Mexico in the bottom field in a semicircle parallel to the state under the name "Durango" pearl beading. The smooth frame.        

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In the top field of the coin, in a semicircle under this name COLIMA general word: in the left field mint mint of Mexico and the year of issue, in the right field the symbol of the continuous weights 10. In the area below the center and in front, the coat of arms of the state of Colima, at your sides, palms and foliage of trees in the background, the Nevado de Colima and third level the Volcano of Fire. The smooth frame.     

In the left field of this coin, the effigy of the leader Vicente Guerrero, in the top field parallel to the state under the name "Warrior", below this, a dollar sign " continued "10", outdated center up the silhouette co church with two steeples in the upper right field the ravine with a diver in the upper right field the mint at Mexico Mint, under the number "2006" in the lower right a flower field Christmas Eve and a mask with a picture of Ocelot in the lower left field stylized waves in the upper field parallel to the semicircular beading framework of stylized waves. The frame Smooth.        

At the center of this coin, a panoramic view Mexcaltitlán Island, at the top the legend "STATE OF NAYARIT" and in the bottom, the words "Mexcaltitlán ISLAND. .            

Each one of these real 10 centavo ( U.S. quarter size) almost new, un-circulated coins from Mexico is first layered in pure Bright Silver. Then the figures of each are highlighted and brought to life with rich pure 24K Gold & Pure Silver (this gold & Silver work is done by hand). This breathtaking and exclusive work turns these coins into stunning and true works of art. Each coin is hermetically sealed against wear in clear, hard acrylic coating. These coins are then made into unique pairs of cufflinks and placed in a nice jewelry box.

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At the center of this coin, the facade of the Teatro Macedonio Alcala. At the bottom, the legend "Teatro Macedonio Alcalá.                  

In the top field of this coin, in a semicircle, the name of the Federal District under this symbol of pesos continuous number 10, in left field the mint of the Mint of Mexico, the landscape the center building of the Federal District Government (former City Hall). The smooth frame.