5 OZ SILVER ROUND AZTEC CALENDAR

Originally carved by the Aztecs and rediscovered in Mexico City in 1970, the intricate calendar portrays the most iconic symbols of ancient Mesoamerican Culture. Now this legendary Aztec Sun Stone is reimagined on pure silver by the Golden State Mint

With fine craftsmanship and intricate design on .999 fine silver, this 5OZ Silver Round Aztec Calendar features exceptional detail that highlights the artistry of the original stone. The 5 OZ Silver Round Aztec Calendar is not just a .999 fine silver round, but it’s a piece of history, perfect for collectors and investors. You can now own the 5 oz Aztec Calendar Silver Round, a striking tribute to ancient history  exclusively online from Gibraltar.

5 OZ Silver Round Aztec Calendar Highlights:

• Available inside protective flips or tubes. 
• Contains 5 Troy oz of .999 pure silver.
• On the obverse is a depiction of the Aztec calendar stone.
• The reverse includes a left-profile portrait of Cuauhtemoc.

5 oz Aztec Calendar Silver Rounds listed here are available for purchase online. Featuring intricate designs on both the obverse and reverse, each round beautifully captures the artistry and symbolism of Aztec culture. This 5 oz edition offers a larger, more detailed version of the popular 1 oz silver round from the same collection, making it a unique piece for collectors and silver enthusiasts alike.

A Piece of history about 5 OZ Aztec Calendar Stone

The actual Aztec calendar stone is carved onto a giant piece of basalt rock that measures 141 inches across and weighs some 24 short tons. Unearthed in Mexico City in 1790, the rock was discovered while renovations were taking place on the Catholic cathedral in the city. The rock hung from the wall of the cathedral until 1885. Today it is located in the National Anthropology Museum.

The reverse side of the 5 oz Aztec Calendar Silver Round features a portrait of Cuauhtémoc, the last emperor of the Aztec Empire. He was chosen by a council of elders to lead the Aztecs during their final struggle against the Spanish. In 1521, he was captured while helping his people escape from their capital, Tenochtitlán. Sadly, he was later executed by the Spanish in 1525.

Buy this piece of history beautifully engraved on this 5 OZ Silver Round Aztec Calendar from Gibraltar and add to your silver collection and for investors it a wonderful opportunity to invest and create a portfolio for the future.