Kelley's Coins - Aztec Silver Coins


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	The Mexican Aztec Pre-Columbian series, started in 1992 (some coins may have other dates), celebrates the history of the Aztec Empire with one 5 ounce silver coin, four 1 ounce silver coins and one 1 ounce gold coin depicting artifacts uncovered from various Aztec 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 special request.

	Piedra de Tizoc (Tizoc Stone) 5 Ounce BU Silver This enormous monolith was discovered at the Templo Mayor and celebrates the victories of Tizoc, Governor of the Aztec Empire. It also symbolizes the ritual of the change of powers from Tizoc to his brother Ahuizotl. Ahuizotl was Tizoc's successor in the Aztec Empire in 1486. 5 Oz 1992 $10,000 65mm. BU Mintage 51,900 5 Oz 1992 $10,000 65mm. Proof Mintage 3,300 5 Oz 1992 N$10 65mm. Proof Mintage N/A 5 Oz 1993 N$10 65mm. BU Mintage 1,000 5 Oz 1993 N$10 65mm. Proof Mintage 1,000
<% call table_list_100_percent("SIL-MX-PRE-1992-5TIZ-BU", "1992 Mexico 5 oz Silver Aztec Stone of Tizoc", 66.95, "S","O", 1, 1) %>

	Brasero Efigie (Brazier Effigy) 1 Ounce BU Silver Represents the face of Tlaloc, God of the rain and one of the Gods of the creation. It is one of the most important Aztec deities. It was believed that tears flowing down his cheeks fertilized and regenerated the bodies buried in Aztec lands. 1 Oz 1992 $100 40mm. Proof Mintage 4,000 1 Oz 1993 N$5 40mm. BU Mintage 2,000 1 Oz 1993 N$5 40mm. Proof Mintage 500
<% call table_list_100_percent("SIL-MX-PRE-1992-1BRA-BU", "1992 Mexico 1 oz Silver Aztec Brasero Efigie", 19.95, "S","O", 1, 1) %>

	Guerrero águila (Eagle Warrior) 1 Ounce BU Silver The head of the eagle warrior represents the image of a young aztec, whose duty was to be outstanding as a warrior and to obtain the sacred meal for the Gods. The eagle knights, the military aztec elite, was a privileged lineage of brave soldiers named by the nobles. Their attire symbolized the power and ferocity of the Huitzilopochtli rite. 1 Oz 1992 $100 40mm. BU Mintage 205,000 1 Oz 1992 $100 40mm. Proof Mintage 4,000 1 Oz 1993 N$5 40mm. BU Mintage 2,000 1 Oz 1993 N$5 40mm. Proof Mintage 1,000
<% call table_list_100_percent("SIL-MX-PRE-1992-1EAG-BU", "1992 Mexico 1 oz Silver Aztec Guerrero Aguila", 19.95, "S","O", 1, 1) %>

	Huehuetéotl (God of Fire) 1 Ounce BU Silver One of the most ancient deities in Mesoamerica. It's known as "the old God of fire". The sculpture depicts the association between the Gods of fire and the Gods of water during aztec times. They governed the center of the universe and maintained the balance of the cosmos. 1 Oz 1992 $100 .999 silver 40mm. Proof Mintage 4,000 1 Oz 1993 N$5 .999 silver 40mm. BU Mintage 5,000 1 Oz 1993 N$5 .999 silver 40mm. Proof Mintage 800
<% call table_list_100_percent("SIL-MX-PRE-1992-1FIR-BU", "1992 Mexico 1 oz Silver Aztec Huehueteotl", 19.95, "S","O", 1, 1) %>

	Xochipilli (God of Flowers) 1 Ounce BU Silver This figure represents the God of the flowers, whose body is covered with tattoos in the form of flowers and to whom the gardens where dedicated by performing complex rites. The Aztecs fought wars known as "Guerras Floridas", which was a covenant between two or more neighboring rival communities, with the sole and only purpose of obtaining victims to sacrifice and offer them to the God Xochipilli, to symbolize the renovation of society and nature. 1 Oz 1992 $100 .999 silver 40mm. Proof Mintage 4,000 1 Oz 1993 $100 .999 silver 40mm. BU Mintage 2,000 1 Oz 1993 N$5 .999 silver 40mm. Proof Mintage 800
<% call table_list_100_percent("SIL-MX-PRE-1992-1FLO-BU", "1992 Mexico 1 oz Silver Aztec Xochipilli", 19.95, "S","O", 1, 1) %>

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