Produced by the Casa de Moneda de México, Mexico's national mint.

The Silver Libertad is one of the most popular state-minted bullion coins. It has been produced since 1982 but many of the years in the 1990s have low mintages and several years come with a high collective premium. The Mexican Mint has increased production in later years for the coin to compete with other bullion coins. The mintage is however still significantly lower than for other bullion coins like the Silver Eagle so there is a slightly higher premium for the Libertad.  

The design is of an angel in the foreground, with volcanoes Popocatépetl and Iztaccihuatl in the background.

The coins are legal tender but have no nominal value given to them.

Individual coins are delivered in coin envelopes, orders in increments of 20 are delivered in mint tubes and orders in increments of 500 are delivered in monster boxes.