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Mexican Silver Libertad (1 oz)
1.0 oz total · 999 fine · Silver · 1982–present
Live Melt Value
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1.0000 pure oz × $—/oz
Spot updates every 60 seconds
Last verified: March 14, 2026
About This Coin
The Mexican Silver Libertad contains 1 troy ounce of .999 fine silver (31.1035 grams). Produced by Casa de Moneda de México (the oldest mint in the Americas, established 1535), it features the Angel of Independence on the obverse and Mexico's coat of arms surrounded by historical eagle designs on the reverse.
Libertads are unique among sovereign silver coins because they carry no face value denomination — their worth is based entirely on silver content and market demand. They also have significantly lower annual mintages than Eagles, Maples, or Britannias, which creates scarcity-driven premiums.
Premiums on Silver Libertads are typically $4-10 over spot — higher than most other sovereign silver coins due to lower mintage and collector demand. Available in sizes from 1/20 oz to 1 kilo. The 1991 and 1998 dates are particularly scarce.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much silver is in a Mexican Libertad?▾
The Mexican Silver Libertad contains 1.0000 troy ounce of .999 fine silver (31.1035 grams). It has no face value denomination. Lower mintages than other sovereign coins create higher premiums ($4-10 over spot).
What is a Mexican Silver Libertad (1 oz) worth today?▾
The Mexican Silver Libertad (1 oz) contains 1.0000 troy ounces of pure silver. Its live melt value is calculated by multiplying 1.0000 oz by the current silver spot price, which updates every 60 seconds on MetalMetric.
Does the Mexican Silver Libertad (1 oz) have numismatic value?▾
Premiums of $4-10 over spot due to low mintages. The 1991 and 1998 are key dates. Proof versions are scarce and highly collectible.
How do I track this in my portfolio?▾
Add it to your free MetalMetric vault at
metalmetric.com/vault. Enter the weight (1.0 oz), purity (0.999), and purchase price. MetalMetric tracks live melt value and unrealized P&L automatically.