1995 1 oz Mexican Silver Libertad PCGS MS68

A Scarce Certified Example From the Final Year of the Classic Libertad Design

Add a highly collectible classic-date Libertad to your collection with the 1995 1 oz Mexican Silver Libertad graded PCGS MS68.

Struck by the historic Casa de Moneda de México from 1 full troy ounce of .999 fine silver, the 1995 Libertad belongs to one of the most recognizable sovereign silver bullion series in the world.

This particular example has been independently certified by Professional Coin Grading Service (PCGS) at MS68, placing it well above typical raw bullion examples in terms of certified preservation and collector presentation.

The year 1995 is especially notable because it represents the final year of the original front-facing Winged Victory design used from 1982 through 1995. Beginning in 1996, the Mexican Mint introduced the familiar three-quarter-profile interpretation of Winged Victory that defines later Libertads.

Product Specifications

• Year: 1995
• Country: Mexico
• Mint: Casa de Moneda de México / Mexican Mint
• Series: Mexican Silver Libertad
• Metal: Silver
• Purity: .999 Fine Silver
• Silver Content: 1 Troy oz
• Approximate Weight: 31.103 grams
• Diameter: 36 mm
• Thickness: Approximately 4 mm
• Mint Mark: Mo / Mexico City
• Mintage: 500,000 Coins
• Grade: MS68
• Grading Service: PCGS
• Condition: Certified Mint State
• Reverse: Classic front-facing Winged Victory with Popocatépetl and Iztaccíhuatl
• Obverse: Mexican National Coat of Arms
• Design Type: Final year of the original 1982–1995 Winged Victory reverse
• Packaging: PCGS tamper-evident certified holder
• Legal Tender: Sovereign Mexican bullion coin
• Face Value: No numeric denomination displayed

1995 – The End of an Era

The 1995 Silver Libertad occupies a particularly interesting place in the series.

From the inaugural 1982 issue through 1995, the reverse depicted Winged Victory in a classic front-facing pose.

In 1996, the Mexican Mint replaced this image with a more dimensional three-quarter side-profile rendering of the Angel of Independence.

That makes 1995 the final year of the original Libertad design type. 

For collectors building Libertad type sets, this gives the 1995 issue significance beyond its mintage alone.

Get Yours Today

Add a high-grade classic Libertad to your collection with the 1995 1 oz Mexican Silver Libertad PCGS MS68.

Struck by the historic Casa de Moneda de México from 1 troy ounce of .999 fine silver, the 1995 issue represents the final year of the original front-facing Winged Victory design used since the series began in 1982.

With an official mintage of 500,000 coins and professional PCGS MS68 certification, this example combines genuine precious-metal value with the higher-level condition and presentation sought by serious Libertad collectors.

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