A winged Victoria of Mexican Independence Victory Column in front of a landscape with the volcanoes Popocat’petl and Iztaccihuatl graces the front, while the reverse contains the coat of arms of Mexico surrounded by historical mexican coats of arms.

The Mexican Libertad design has changed over the years. Some investors refer to this Mexican gold coin as the Mexican Onza while others call it the Mexican Libertad. They are one in the same coin.

These beautiful gold coins are 1 troy ounce in weight and are 99.9% pure gold.

The Mexican Libertad 1 oz gold coin was one of the only gold bullion coins available in the early 1980s so there is a large population of older coins sitting in bullion investor’s hands.

One of the unique aspects of the Gold Libertad is that its design changes from year to year. This makes the coin highly collectible for numismatists and investors alike, as each year's design is distinct and different from the previous ones.

The picture below is representative of one particular year. Designs will vary depending upon the years of Libertads in stock.