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 1948 5 PESOS MEXICO SILVER COIN UNC US $26.87 
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 1862 1/2 REALE MEXICO SILVER COIN VF CONDITION US $29.00
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 1968 Mexico Olympics Silver Coin 25 pesos US $19.99
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 Silver COIN, 25 pesos, 1968 Mexico Olympic Games, 0.720 Ley US $19.99
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 1950 Mexico 1 Peso Large Silver Coin Jose Maria Morelos - Rare Condition - US $10.00
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 1950 1951 1952 1953 Mexico 25 Centavos 4 Silver Coins US $15.00
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 1943 MEXICO 1 PESO SILVER COIN CHOICE GEM BU US $24.65
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 LOT of 5 Silver World Coins Great Britain, China, Mexico, Italy US $27.75
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 1921 2 PESO MEXICO SILVER COIN AU RARE US $159.00
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 MEXICO 1828 Go MJ SILVER 2 REALES COIN HAS DETAIL US $15.99
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 1947 Mexico 1 Peso .500 Silver Coin - Jose Maria Morelos y Pavon - US $10.00
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 Mexico (5) 1947 Cinco Pesos Coins Silver LOT100 US $175.99
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 1956 Mexico SILVER 10 Pesos - VERY LARGE HIGH QUALITY Unc COIN - Look US $28.00
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 Solid Sterling Silver Mexico $2 Coin in Bezel Pendant Necklace US $35.99
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 1953 Mexico SILVER 5 Pesos - VERY LARGE HIGH QUALITY Unc COIN - Look US $23.01
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 1948 Mexico 1 Peso .500 Silver Coin - Jose Maria Morelos y Pavon - US $10.00
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 1947 Mexico SILVER 5 Pesos - VERY LARGE HIGH QUALITY Unc COIN - Look US $37.02
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 1959 Mexico SILVER 5 Pesos - LARGE HIGH QUALITY Unc COIN - Look US $32.58
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 1950 Mexico SILVER 1 Peso - LARGE HIGH QUALITY Unc COIN - Look US $7.00
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 1964 Mexico (10%)SILVER 1 Peso - LARGE COIN - Very Nice LOOK US $2.58
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 90% Silver - Gem Proof 2008S New Mexico State Quarter - Stunning Coin- US $8.99
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 1806 8 REALES SILVER COIN MEXICO MINT US $140.00
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 1968 Juegos De La XIX Olympiada Mexico 25 Pesos ,.72% Silver Coin in B.U. Cond. US $30.00
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![1972 old SILVER coins MEXICO 25 pesos [ lot mx-138 ]](http://www.studentswithavision.org/images/plus/extra15Z815962242_0143.jpg) 1972 old SILVER coins MEXICO 25 pesos [ lot mx-138 ] US $19.90
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 1960 Mexico Silver Plata Un Peso Nice Coin US $1.59
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 2006 Silver 1 oz 999 Mexico Mexican Libertad Onza Coin - No Reserve Free Ship US $90.10
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 MEXICO 1872 50 CENTAVOS SILVER COIN. US $16.05
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 Mexico 1893-A.M. 8 Reales Coin Silver With Chop Marks US $145.00
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 2 eXoTiC mExICo Un Peso Silver Coins!! LARGE!! Two Mexican Un Pesos & Bonus! US $4.95
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 (5) 1982 MEXICO 1 oz .999 Fine SILVER LIBERTAD COINS, CHOICE+ B.U! FIRST YEAR! US $158.51
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 5 eXoTiC mExICo Un Peso Silver Coins!! LARGE!! Mexican Un Pesos & 1 Peso Note!! US $14.95
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 Mexico 1897-R.S. 8 Reales Coin Silver With Chop Marks US $115.00
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 1921 Dos Pesos Silver coin from Mexico! US $59.00
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 1968 Mexico Olympics .720 pure silver coin 25 pesos US $13.52
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 MEXICO 1949 ONZA .925 SILVER 1oz "THE FIRST BULLION COIN!" NO RESERVE! BIG COIN! US $50.00
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 1933 Mexico Un Peso Silver Coin .3856 oz Silver Choice Uncirculated # 1 US $13.49
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 1993 Mexico 5oz Proof coin COA & Box N$10 Silver Piaamide de el Tajin .999 US $192.50
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 5 MEXICO ONE PESO SILVER COINS 1962, 1963, 1964,(2)1966 US $47.99
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 5 MEXICO ONE PESO SILVER COINS 1960, 1962, 1963,1964,66 US $47.99
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 5 MEXICO ONE PESO SILVER COINS 1962, (2)1963, 1964,1966 US $47.99
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 1921 BU Mexico 2 Pesos Silver Coin from Old Timer's Estate L@@K NR!! RARE US $115.00
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 1886 BU Mexico 8 Reale Silver Coin from Old Timer's Estate L@@K NR!! NICE! US $46.99
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 1963 Uncirculated Unc Un Peso Mexico Silver Coin Mexican US $11.95
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 2000 Mexico Libertad 1 oz .999 Silver Coin Uncirculated - FREE SHIPPING US $37.00
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 1892 BU Mexico 8 Reale Silver Coin from Old Timer's Estate L@@K NR!! NICE! US $48.88
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 1821 RG Mexico 8 Reales Silver Coin KM # 111.5 War of Independence US $99.99
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 MEXICO 1968 SILVER 25 PESOS COIN - XIX OLYMPIC GAMES - NICE COIN - NO RESERVE! US $14.50
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 2011 Proof Mexico Libertad Silver 1/20 Troy Oz. Coin .999 Fine Mintage 10,000 US $12.95
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 2003 Mexico Libertad Silver 1/10 Troy Oz. BU Coin .999 Fine Low Mintage US $14.95
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 2009, 2010, 2011 Proof Mexico Libertad Silver 1/20 Troy Oz. Coins .999 Fine US $42.95
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 World Coins - Mexico 1/2 Real 1856 Silver Coin KM# 370.7 US $14.99
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 1953 - Mexico - 25 Cents Centavos - Silver - Coin!!! US $5.00
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 2011 Proof Mexico Libertad Silver 1/4 Troy Oz. Coin .999 Fine Low Mintage 5000 US $28.95
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 MEXICO 1943 SILVER 1 PESO COIN - NICE COIN - NO RESERVE! US $8.72
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 1951 - Mexico - 25 Cents Centavos - Silver - Coin!!! US $5.00
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 2010 2011 Proof Mexico Libertad Silver 1/20 Troy Oz. Coin .999 Fine Low Mintage US $22.95
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 2003 Mexico Libertad Silver 1/10 & 1/20 Troy Oz. BU Coin .999 Fine Low Mintage US $23.95
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 1950 - Mexico - 25 Cents Centavos - Silver - Coin!!! US $5.00
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 1828 Mexico 8 Reales Silver Coin US $149.99
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 Colonial Mexico Mexican 1782 Una 1 One Real Silver Coin No Reserve US $13.83
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 2011 1 ONE OZ SILVER ONZA MEXICO LIBERTAB PROOF RARE COIN LOW MINTAGE US $38.01
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 MEXICO SILVER 25 CENTAVOS COIN 1953 SCALES VERY NICE DETAIL! AU! SHIP/60¢ US $2.26
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 MEXICO SILVER 50 CENTAVOS COIN 1950 PATRIOT VERY NICE DETAIL! SHIP/60¢ US $5.50
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 MEXICO SILVER PESO COIN 1950 ARMORED BUST, EAGLE VERY NICE AU! SHIP/60¢ US $9.50
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 MEXICO LARGE SILVER 5 PESOS COIN 1955 HIDALGO VERY NICE! AU+! US $17.50
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 MEXICO LARGE SILVER 25 PESOS COIN 1968 OLYMPICS VERY NICE! AU-UNC! KM#479.1 US $17.51
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 2010 MEXICO SILVER 2 COINS 2 Oz 100 TH ANNIV REVOLUTION COA RAILROAD & ADELITA US $349.99
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 2000 Mexico man & horse Paso de la muerte Mexican Silver coin Proof Iberoamerica US $139.99
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 2010 MEXICO 100 years UNAM 10 pesos Silver Coin Proof GEM US $79.99
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 2006 MEXICO Michoacan Monarch Butterflies1 Oz silver proof silver Coin UNC US $74.99
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 1993 MEXICO SILVER SET 3 coins N$ 50, 20 &10 Bimetallic UNC Aztec calendar US $49.99
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 2009 Mexico Libertad 5 Coin Silver proof Gem 1/20,1/10, 1/4, 1/2 & 1 oz US $169.00
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 2010 Mexico Historical Coins of Iberoamerica Caballito Mexican Silver Proof US $95.99
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 2010 MEXICO 2 Oz SILVER COIN 100TH ANNIV REVOLUTION RAILROAD AWARD WINNING GEM US $169.00
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 2006 MEXICO Chiapas Mayan Head of Pakal 1 Oz silver Coin Proof Fase II UNC US $69.99
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 Mexico Libertad Dos Pesos 1921 Angel Silver Eagle Liberty Coin scarce coin. US $49.99
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 UN PESO SILVER DOLLAR MEXICO 16g 34mm LARGE COIN (1957-67) US $6.39
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 5 x 1 UN PESO SILVER DOLLARS MEXICO 16g 34mm LARGE COIN (1957-67) US $17.35
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 2010 MEXICO SILVER COIN 2 Oz 100TH ANNIV REVOLUTION ADELITA SOLDADERA US $149.99
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 1993 MEXICO Pre-columbian Xochipili Aztec series 1 Oz Silver coin Proof US $77.99
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 2004 MEXICO Puebla1 Oz silver Coin Proof Fase I UNC US $55.99
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 1996 Mexico $1 Pre-Columbian Señor de la Limas1/4 Oz Silver coin PROOF UNC US $22.99
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 1997 Mexico $1 Pre-Columbian Disco de la muerte1/4 Oz Silver coin PROOF UNC US $22.99
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 1994 MEXICO Pre-columbian Chaac-Mool 1/2 Oz Silver coin PROOF US $34.99
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A Short History of Silver
Gorgeous silver jewellery has encircled necks, armsm, wrists and fingers throughout history. It has been made into statues, ingots and decorated clothing and armour, been used for trade, and indicated high rank or royalty for thousands of years. Nowdays, it is seen dripping languidly from the bodies of todays royalty; rap stars, rock stars, movie stars and even sports stars. Silver's story is as old as time and as new as the latest additions to the jewellery shop windows.
Silver: called argentum in the periodic table has an atomic number of 47 which means it is the 47th element on the periodic table and carries 47 electrons. It has a hardness rated between 2.5 and 2.7 and is therefore one of the most malleable of all metals. Silver is a white, lustrous metal prized for its purity and formability and because it can achieve the most brilliant polish of any metal.
The first major source of mined silver, is generally considered to be Turkey which served as the main source of silver for the near East, Crete and Greece. The early Egyptians used silver in their religious ceremonies and to create their articles of worship and it was considered even more precious than gold.
A concentrated effort to mine silver really began around 3000B.C. and the first sophisticated processing of the mined ore has been attributed to the Chaldeans at around 2500B.C. After the destruction of the Minoan empire in 1600B.C. the mines of Laurium, near Athens became the leading producers of mined silver. These mines proved to be highly productive, and for approximately 1000 years the Laurium mines were the largest source of silver in the known world.
The end of the monopoly of the Laurium mines saw the Romans come to the fore and mines in Spain and throughout Europe and Italy were pressed to meet the growing trading needs of Greece and Asia Minor. When the Moors invaded Spain and took control, it became necessary for the mining of silver to be expanded to more countries, mainly in central Europe and several new large deposits were discovered between 720 and 1200 A.D. But the real expansion in the production of silver occurred in a 500 year period between 100-1500A.D, when new developments were made in the mining and processing of silver particularly the development of the 'mercury amalgamation method'.
This process enabled more silver to be taken from the ore and so silver production around the world increase exponentially during this time through discovery and better refining methods.
Even more significant was the discovery of seemingly almost infinite deposits of silver in the New World, and the first of these was in the Potosi District of Bolivia. At the same time major deposits were also found and mined in Mexico with the bulk of mining occurring between 1700 to 1800A.D.
For over 300 years, from 1500A.D. to 1800A.D. Mexico, Boliva and Peru accounted for over 85% of the world production of silver and trade, with the remaining portion obtained mainly from Germany, Hungary and Russia. From 1850, other countries like the US increased production and silver production increased again worldwide.
Did you know?:
- Silver can be hammered into sheets so thin that it would take 100,000 of them to stack 2.5 centimetres high. It is this formability that makes silver such a wonderful art form for the artisans throughout history.
- It can be shaped by hammering, spinning (like wool), or drawing (like toffee), it can be melted and poured into moulds, and can be decorated with etching, engraving or chasing. Known as the queen of metals, not the least because it has a known association with the moon and the moon goddess Lunai from times of antiquity.
- Silver has been closely associated with the moon and lunar influences and used for magical utensils and ornaments for thousands of years. It is closely related to Isis, queen of Egyptian goddesses and the traits of creativity, flexibility and emotion.
- It is one of the seven sacred metals, and used in alchemical processes by the original ‘scientists’ those wizards of old called alchemists such as Merlinus Arturius and Isaac Newton.
- Silver is known is also a part of the ancient chakra system of the Hindi’s and associated with the 6th chakra or 3rd Eye seen as the bridge between the human and the divine. This chakra is compared to empty space, free form a place of purity and unity, the site of bliss.
Silver's medical history: a silver coin was often dropped into a jug of milk to help prevent it from souring, in Vedic medicine silver water was known to cleanse the liver and spleen. More recently until sometime in the 1930’s silver compounds were used as a normal part of medicine, with silver nitrate being the main compound used. Silver Iodide was even used immediately at birth in babies eyes to prevent infections that resulted in blindness. We can find Colloidal Silver in use even today as a natural remedy for infections and many swear by it.
Amazing Uses of Silver: Invisible silver is a transparent coating of silver on the double pane in thermal windows; silver enjoys greater reflectivity than gold and can achieve the most brilliant polish; silver is the best electrical conductor of all metals.
Wearing Silver
Because of their long tradition and history silver artisans are some of the most highly skilled artisans in the world today. Only the finest craftsmen in each generation became master silversmiths, this evolution throughout the centuries has created a tradition of excellence in both artistry and craftsmanship that is found only in the silver field.
The meaning of the word jewellery is derived from the word, jewel, which is the anglicised form of the French word ‘jouel’ and even further back to the Latin word ‘jocale’ which means toy or plaything. Jewellery is one of the oldest forms of body adornment, and although it has been used to pin clothes together and as a form of wealth storage in ingot form, it is still mainly used throughout history for decoration.
Silver jewellery was once used to indicate status as it was restricted for use by only the wealthiest and noblest of all up until the end of the 18th century. It was only through the Industrial Revolution, through mass manufacturing that jewellery finally became available to the general public.
It is seen on its own and embedded with precious or semiprecious stones in areas all over the world and from many areas of history including; Mesopotamia, China, Japan, Egypt, Africa, Greece, Rome, India, Mexico (Mayans), Indian Tribes of North America, Peru (Aztecs), and the British Isles (Celts).
Silver is still beautiful and for many, more affordable than gold. Wearing a find piece of silver jewellery can give the wearer a feeling of confidence and beauty and create the finishing touch to any outfit. All sorts of silver jewellery can be found from modern pieces to purchasing antique peices that have stood the test of time. Silversmiths still replicate the older styles and wearing these beautiful pieces can add a unique touch to any outfit and is sure to get the wearer noticed!!
Big, bold and beautiful pieces from around the world abound, and it can be such an amazing feeling to find just the perfect piece for you. Choosing from Tibetan, Mexican, Italian or other amazing styles is half the fun and finding such pieces has been made even easier by the internet, although buying from a reputable business is key to ensuring your investment is worthwhile.
About the Author
Annie Rob is a creative web consultant who write articles, blogs and presents on topics for her growing client list. Annie has a Masters in NLP, Coaching and a Grad Dip in Education as well as being a writer, presenter and Web Business visionary. For more information on this subject go to: The Jewellery Gallery
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Frequently Asked Questions...
Is it possible for an old coin to give off bad energy ?
I have a large 1863 silver coin from Mexico which a paranormal investigator held in his hand. He did not see the coin itself because it was in a small cloth bag. He said he got real bad vibes from it but didn't know exactly what the source was. He did not charge anything.
Answer:
Yes it is possible and metal can hold energy. I was going to say that it was probably whoever owned it but I got a nudge to google "1863 Mexico" and guess what? The French invaded Mexico that year and the U.S. were unable to help them because they were in the middle of the civil war.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/French_intervention_in_Mexico
This is probably what the investigator was picking up on. Not only was that coin around all that negative energy, on top of that, it was a very bad year for Mexico.
It would be interesting to know who's face is on that coin and google his name, see what happened to him during that war.