Mexico ¼ Onza "Libertad", 1989

¼ Onza "Libertad" from Mexico. Issued in 1989. Struck in Platinum (.999). Measures 0 mm and weighs 7.78 g.

Obverse

The national seal of Mexico; a Mexican eagle facing left with wings raised and held slightly open, standing on its left claw on a flowering nopal cactus that emerges from a lake and extends to each side, with its right claw and beak hold a curving snake; two branches, one of oak in front of the eagle and the other of laurel on the opposite side, form the lower half of a circle, joined in the middle by a ribbon divided into three bands. (United States of Mexico)

Reverse

Winged Victoria of the Mexican Independence Victory Column holding a laurel crown in her right hand (symbolizing Victory) and a broken chain in her left (symbolizing Freedom) in front of a landscape with the volcanoes Popocatépetl and Iztaccíhuatl. Mint mark is located below her left hand. (1/4 Ounce Pure Platinum
Mexico City
1989 Mexico Fineness .999)