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<%
' This routine will display a list of items, one line per call. Required parameters are:
'
' item_num Item number of the item being sold
' item_description Description of item being sold
' item_price Price of item being sold
' display_style not used
' display_mode 4 types of modes are allowed; R = Regular, S = Sold out, O = Special Order, N = Not available
' minqty minimum quantity that can be ordered
' background 1 or 0, used to alternate lines between grey back ground and no background for ease of reading table
function table_list_100_percent(ByVal item_num, ByVal item_description, ByVal item_price, ByVal display_style, ByVal display_mode, ByVal minqty, ByVal background)
minqty_field = "Min=" & minqty
If background = 1 then table_background = "#99CCFF" else table_background = "#FFFFFF" end if
if item_price = .95 then display_mode = "O" end if
if item_price = .97 then display_mode = "O" end if
bookmark = item_num
%>
<% end function %>
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The Mexican Toltec Pre-Columbian
series, started in 1998 (some coins may have other dates),
celebrates the history of the Toltec Culture with one 5
ounce silver coin, four 1 ounce silver coins and one 1
ounce gold coin depicting artifacts uncovered from various
Toltec ruins. The five ounce coin comes in an airtite and
the one ounce coins come in sealed unplasticized flips
indicating the name and year of issue. Each coin is
uncirculated and in superb condition grading at least
MS-66. The one ounce gold coin is available by
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Atlantes
(Atlantes statues) 5 Ounce
BU Silver
These statues are
located at the archaeological zone of Tula (Central
Mexico), on the Sun god´s temple (Quetzalcoatl),
watching over their ancient city which dates back to 713
B.C. the "Atlantes" are gigantic statues, in this case
representing Toltec warriors. This can be observed
throughout their uniform, as they carry in their right
hand weapons that fired darts, while in their left one
several arrows. On their chest they carry a butterfly
shaped vest and in their backs they carry a calendar. On
this coin, the image of the Atlantes is surrounded by a
design inspired on their vest.
5 Oz 1998 $10 65mm. BU
Mintage 3,500
5 Oz 1998 $10 65mm. Proof Mintage 4,200
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call table_list_100_percent("SIL-MX-PRE-1998-5ATL-BU", "1998 Mexico 5 oz Silver Toltec Atlantes", 66.95, "S","O", 1, 1)
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Quetzalcoatl 1 Ounce
BU Silver
This one ounce coin shows a
relief reproduction that symbolizes the birth of
Ce-Acatl Topilzin Quetzalcoatl. Tradition tells that
Ce-Acatl lead the Toltecs to a great city growth and
reached the domination of several territories, richness
and power, once they were established in Tula
Xicocotitlan, nowadays Hidalgo city. He ruled this
civilization from year 925 to 950 A.D. Surrounding the
coin there is an outline with a design inspired in the
belt of a Quetzalcotal figure.
1 Oz 1998 $5 40mm. BU Mintage
5,000
1 Oz 1998 $5 40mm. Proof Mintage 4,800
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call table_list_100_percent("SIL-MX-PRE-1998-1QUE-BU", "1998 Mexico 1 oz Silver Toltec Quetzalcoatl", 19.95, "S","O", 1, 1)
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Jaguar
1 Ounce
BU Silver
This design shows a
sculpture known as jaguar, an animal that was adored by
the toltecs. Surrounding the "Jaguar" there is an
outline with a design inspired by one of the columns of
the Quetzalcóatl-Tlahuizcalpantecuhtli temple. Nowadays,
this sculpture is located in the anthropology and
national history museum located in Mexico City. This
design is the only one that is presented in three
different sizes: one, half and a quarter ounce coins,
with face values of five, two and one pesos,
respectively.
1 Oz 1998 $5 40mm. BU Mintage
6,000
1 Oz 1998 $5 40mm. Proof Mintage 4,800
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call table_list_100_percent("SIL-MX-PRE-1998-1JAG-BU", "1998 Mexico 1 oz Silver Toltec Jaguar", 19.95, "S","O", 1, 1)
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Sacerdote
(Priest)
1 Ounce
BU Silver
This coin design
shows a priest represented by an "Atlante" figure, that
is, a gigantic statue. Priests had the most important
social status in the Toltec civilization. They had a
direct relation with the gods they venerated. They also
adopted the names and virtues of the god they
represented. On this coin, the image of the Atlante
Priest is surrounded by a design inspired on the vest.
1 Oz 1998 $5 40mm. BU
Mintage 5,000
1 Oz 1998
$5 40mm. Proof Mintage 4,800
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call table_list_100_percent("SIL-MX-PRE-1998-1PRI-BU", "1998 Mexico 1 oz Silver Toltec Sacerdote", 19.95, "S","O", 1, 1)
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Serpiente con cráneo (Serpent with a skull)
1 Ounce BU Silver
The reverse of this
one ounce silver coin shows a relief detail of the
Coatepantli wall. It shows a serpent with a skull. These
reliefs alternate with images that have motifs of eagles
eating bloody hearts, it also shows a snake that
represents the god Quetzalcoatl, as the morning star or
Venus. The outline of the coin is based on the armor of
a Quetzalcoatl figure.
1 Oz 1998 $5 40mm. BU Mintage
5,000
1 Oz 1998 $5 40mm. Proof Mintage 4,800
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call table_list_100_percent("SIL-MX-PRE-1998-1SER-BU", "1998 Mexico 1 oz Silver Toltec Serpiente con Craneo", 19.95, "S","O", 1, 1)
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