Mexico 2011 – Chichén Itzá 3-Coin Silver Proof Set
The Nunnery • The Observatory • The Church This magnificent 3-coin set from Casa de Moneda de México pays tribute to the ancient Mayan city of Chichén Itzá, one of the New Seven Wonders of the World and a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Each coin is struck from 1 ounce of .999 fine silver in proof quality, featuring a mirror-like finish and exceptional relief details that highlight the architectural and cultural brilliance of this sacred city. The set includes three distinct designs: • The Nunnery (El Convento) – symbolizing knowledge and Mayan civilization. • The Observatory (El Caracol) – dedicated to astronomy and celestial study. • The Church (La Iglesia) – representing faith and the blending of spiritual traditions. Together, they form a stunning artistic and historical tribute to the Mayan world. • Country / Issuer: Mexico • Year of Issue: 2011 • Series: Chichén Itzá • Themes: The Nunnery, The Observatory, The Church • Denomination: 1 Onza (each) • Metal: Silver (.999) • Weight: 3 × 1 oz (total 93.3 g) • Diameter: 40 mm each • Quality: Proof • Mintage: Limited (low worldwide mintage) • Edge: Reeded • Packaging: Presented together in a collectible display case • Obverse: Mexican national coat of arms with “Estados Unidos Mexicanos” inscription • Reverse: Artistic depictions of the corresponding Mayan structures — The Nunnery, The Observatory, and The Church — with inscriptions and proof detailing Struck by Casa de Moneda de México, the Chichén Itzá 2011 3-Coin Silver Proof Set stands as a rare and elegant representation of Mayan heritage, history, and architecture — an essential addition for collectors of Mexican and world cultural coinage. Please note: Proof silver coins may display minor surface marks, micro-scratches, or light toning due to the natural properties of silver and the minting process. These are typical for proof-quality coins and do not reduce the collectible or market value of the set.