Mavean Silver Kilunik

Silver Kilunik

Mava
Value	50 Pesos
Mass	31.1 g (1.0 troy oz)
Diameter	40.6 mm (1.52 in)
Thickness	4.0 mm (0.157 in)
Edge	Reeded
Composition	99.9% Ag
Years of minting	2013-present
Obverse
Design	Huey Tlatoani Macuilxochitzin
Reverse
Design	A kilunik in the wilderness
Design date	2020

The Silver Kilunik is a silver coin originating from Mava and produced at the Casa de Moneda Imperial de Atitlán. The coin was introduced in 2013, with each annual issue seeing a new reverse design featuring the kilunik, a now-extinct wolf native to the islands.

The coins are available in various sizes and denominations, with a fine weight of between 1/10 ounce and 5kg in silver of 999/1000 fineness. The one ounce coin has a nominal value of 50 pesos and is legal tender in Atitlan (including Mava), although its silver weight greatly exceeds this.

The coins are noted for their designs, many of which have received praise amongst numismatists. Initially selling in only modest numbers, the Silver Kilunik has become a popular coin amongst collectors. In addition to the bullion version, a proof and reverse proof version of the coin is manufactured for the collectors market, with an additional premium. A limited run of coins with an antique finish was released in 2021, with a mintage of 20,000.

See also

• Mava
• Atitlan

External links

• Mava peso coins. Numisworld