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The 1/2 oz Aztec Calendar Silver Round reproduces the Aztec Sun Stone on its obverse and a portrait of Cuauhtémoc, the final Aztec emperor of Tenochtitlan, on its reverse, struck in .999 fine silver by Golden State Mint, a family-run private mint operating since 1974. Despite the popular "calendar" name, the Sun Stone is a cosmological and ceremonial monument rather than a functional timekeeping device, rediscovered by archaeologists in 1790. This fractional round carries no face value and is not legal tender, but meets the IRS .999 fine purity threshold for Silver IRA eligibility.
Obverse
The obverse features the Aztec Sun Stone (commonly called the Aztec Calendar).
Reverse
The reverse depicts Cuauhtémoc, the final emperor of Tenochtitlan, an Aztec-style border, and the inscriptions "HALF TROY OUNCE," ".999 FINE SILVER," and "CUAUHTÉMOC."
The design on this round's obverse is commonly called the Aztec Calendar but is more accurately the Aztec Sun Stone, a massive carved monument rediscovered by archaeologists in 1790 that served primarily cosmological and ceremonial purposes rather than functioning as a working calendar. The reverse honors Cuauhtémoc, the last Aztec emperor of Tenochtitlan, whose portrait gives the round a human focal point to balance the monumental stonework on the obverse. Golden State Mint, the private mint behind this round, was founded in 1974 by Jim Pavlakos as Golden State Minting Corporation and remains a family-run operation headquartered in Sanford, Florida.Jim's son Andrew later joined the business, continuing the family ownership that has defined the mint for more than fifty years. The mint has been a member of the American Numismatic Association since 1988, making it one of the longer-tenured private mints in the U.S. bullion industry.
Founded in 1974, Golden State Mint is a family-owned private mint known for producing investment-grade precious metals bullion featuring historical, patriotic, and cultural themes. Its Aztec Calendar series has become one of its most popular collections, combining .999 fine silver with artwork inspired by the history and symbolism of the Aztec civilization.
The 1/2 oz Aztec Calendar Silver Round reproduces the Aztec Sun Stone on its obverse and a portrait of Cuauhtémoc, the final Aztec emperor of Tenochtitlan, on its reverse, struck in .999 fine silver by Golden State Mint, a family-run private mint operating since 1974. Despite the popular "calendar" name, the Sun Stone is a cosmological and ceremonial monument rather than a functional timekeeping device, rediscovered by archaeologists in 1790. This fractional round carries no face value and is not legal tender, but meets the IRS .999 fine purity threshold for Silver IRA eligibility.
Obverse
The obverse features the Aztec Sun Stone (commonly called the Aztec Calendar).
Reverse
The reverse depicts Cuauhtémoc, the final emperor of Tenochtitlan, an Aztec-style border, and the inscriptions "HALF TROY OUNCE," ".999 FINE SILVER," and "CUAUHTÉMOC."
The design on this round's obverse is commonly called the Aztec Calendar but is more accurately the Aztec Sun Stone, a massive carved monument rediscovered by archaeologists in 1790 that served primarily cosmological and ceremonial purposes rather than functioning as a working calendar. The reverse honors Cuauhtémoc, the last Aztec emperor of Tenochtitlan, whose portrait gives the round a human focal point to balance the monumental stonework on the obverse. Golden State Mint, the private mint behind this round, was founded in 1974 by Jim Pavlakos as Golden State Minting Corporation and remains a family-run operation headquartered in Sanford, Florida.Jim's son Andrew later joined the business, continuing the family ownership that has defined the mint for more than fifty years. The mint has been a member of the American Numismatic Association since 1988, making it one of the longer-tenured private mints in the U.S. bullion industry.
Founded in 1974, Golden State Mint is a family-owned private mint known for producing investment-grade precious metals bullion featuring historical, patriotic, and cultural themes. Its Aztec Calendar series has become one of its most popular collections, combining .999 fine silver with artwork inspired by the history and symbolism of the Aztec civilization.
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