2026 Mexico Nautical Libertad Colorized 5 oz Copper Medal
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PRE-SALE ITEM - ARRIVING OCTOBER 2026
Product Overview:
Immerse your portfolio in the romance and adventure of historical maritime lore with the breathtaking 2026 Mexico Nautical Libertad Colorized 5 oz Copper Medal.
This large-format art medal completely reimagines traditional bullion styling, superimposing Mexico's legendary Winged Victory design onto a sprawling, highly intricate nautical seascape brought to life with premium, vivid colorization.
Struck in a heavy-hitting 5 AVDP ounces of high-purity .999 fine pure copper, this medal carries an imposing physical weight and exceptional structural presence in the hand.
The central design features a stunningly sculpted Angel of Independence overlooking a roaring turquoise ocean. In the background, a historic three-masted sailing ship navigates the waves near a detailed coastal lighthouse under a blazing crimson and orange sunset sky.
Framing this magnificent scene is a highly raised, uncolorized outer border deeply embossed with nautical motifs including sea shells, sea stars, an anchor, a ship's wheel, and dual compass roses all tied together with a rich, classical antique copper patina.
Explicitly stamped with "5 ONZAS," "COBRE PURO," and the "2026 LEY .999" hallmarks along the upper rim, this low-mintage premium masterpiece is the ultimate centerpiece for maritime enthusiasts, art collectors, and elite copper stackers.
Product Specifications:
* Year of Issue: 2026.
* Product Name: Nautical Libertad.
* Weight: 5 AVDP Ounces.
* Metal Content: .999 Fine Pure Copper.
* Format: Large-Format Art Medal.
* Finish: Antique High Relief with Premium Full-Surface Colorization.
* Theme: Maritime Exploration / Winged Victory Tribute.
* Packaging: Protective display capsule.
Pre-sale Terms (ETA October):
This is a confirmed pre-sale. Our dates include a safety margin for potential delays, but we often ship early.
Important: We do not accept cancellations for failure to read the description or change of mind.
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