2024 Liberia 5 oz Commander Hernan Cortes Silver Coin NGC PL 70 ER

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2024 Liberia 5 oz Commander Hernan Cortes Silver Coin NGC PL 70 ER   Introduces a bold historical portrait rendered in elite silver craftsmanship, the 2024 Liberia 5 oz Commander Hernán Cortés Silver Coin stands as the third release in the acclaimed Commander Series from the Scottsdale Mint. Struck from 5 troy ounces of .9999 fine silver, this large-format issue features a striking prooflike (PL) finish that delivers sharp detail and reflective fields. Certified a flawless PL 70 by NGC and designated Early Releases (ER), the coin is encapsulated in an official NGC holder, preserving its pristine condition and enhancing long-term collectible appeal. Issued as legal tender of Liberia with a $100 denomination, this piece combines modern minting excellence with a powerful historical theme. Hernán Cortés (1485–1547) was a Spanish explorer and conquistador whose expedition in the early 16th century led to the fall of the Aztec Empire and the establishment of Spanish control over much of present-day Mexico. As one of the central figures in the first phase of Spanish colonization in the Americas, Cortés played a pivotal role in shaping global history through exploration, conflict, and empire-building. This coin captures his commanding presence with a detailed left-profile bust wearing a traditional morion helmet, symbolizing the era of conquest and exploration that defined his legacy. The reverse displays the Coat of Arms of Liberia, reinforcing the coin’s sovereign status. Coin Specifications: Graded as PL 70 Early Releases by NGC Limited Mintage of 4,999 Contains .9999 fine silver and weighs 5 troy oz Proof-like finish Issued by the Scottsdale Mint Face value of $100 backed by the Liberia Obverse: Depicts Hernán Cortés’s left-profile bust wearing a morion, a traditional Spanish helmet engraved with the sun's image. It also contains the inscription “CORTES” engraved on top and “2024” engraved at the bottom Reverse: Features the Public Seal of Liberia. The ins