No doubt... The Libertad and The Centenario are my favorite coin designs to have and hold wuth exception to ancient coins and Spanish Treasure coins. I cant make up my mind which design I love more. I love the old Onzas too with the Coin Press on them.
I love all libertads. I prefer the older libertads. In fact, I just scored 9 of them Friday, and they were 1983 and the LCS owner let me have them for $35.20 each. Normally he lets me have them for $30 to $33 dollars when silver spot is much lower. That was a great deal to me. Thank you for sharing yours.
Mexican silver Libertad’s and American silver Eagles are the only two coins I buy in bulk, everything else I just collect here and there. I really appreciate your 5 once reverse proof!
@@StatesideStash Monument Metals has a sale on the business strike kilo Libertad for $2k, definitely make a video when you get that because that’s always been on my list too!
I love Mexican Libertads. My favourite is the Type 1, of the 4 types. What I like the most about the Type 1 is the edge lettering on the coin and the compactness (what I call chunkiness). 1982, 1983 and 1985 are rhe most common Type 1s. The lowest minted Libertads are the late 1990s - 1997, 1998 and 1999. 2014 is another key date for the Libertad. You will not find as many for sale as other dates.
Libertads, my favorite coin. Have a few Reverse Proofs, 2022 Magnificent 7 Proof set. I plan to stack a tube of 1 oz BU Libs every year for the next 20 years (God Willing). Have tubes of 2022 and 2023 so far. A few 1/4 oz and 1/10 oz BU and Proof Gold, not sure about the Gold Reverse Proofs. I prefer Gold that is as easy to sell as possible, especially with the price of Gold these days. Don't want to have to rely on Ebay to sell some low mintage coin, and get hit with the 13%+ ebay fee.
Love all things Libertad but definitely dont stack them. Have a few hogh premium collectables that are a few of my favorites pieces of silver. One even being last years Narco Libertad with only 100 minted when the Narco's are normally 500 minted. Picked up a 2023 Proof 70 Libertad this last month also to add to the collection. Im hoping it was a smart purchase for a value increase potential piece. My other reverse proof Libertad is another favorite piece i own and its unmatched other than with my reverse proof type 1 and type 2 eagle set. That being said, i really would like to get a 1/20 or a tenth oz proof to turn into a pendant for my thick necklace. Im not sure which size would be best for a thick piece like that but i think id even invest into one of the cheaper jewelry torches to get it done myself.
@@StatesideStash appreciate it. I definitely made some good purchases that have increased so far but definitely need to focus on increasing my base stack more moving forward. I'm far from meeting my base stack goals so I have a lot more stacking to do so I'm certainly hoping we see lower prices.
Of all the Libs I have, once side by side, I think the prettiest and best value (speaking low mintage) is the 2 oz Reverse Proof. Cheaper than the 1 oz's when they first release (for 2023 the 1 oz was around $259 and 2 oz was $229, so a much lower premium). And the planchet size on the 2 oz just looks great when viewing between a 5 oz and 1 oz size RP.
@@StatesideStash Those are nice. I saw the '23 RP Kilo for about $1850 at Monument when it first released, and the BU Kilo was like $1720 or something. Not sure why someone wouldn't spend $125+ to get the RP.
I got two 1980’s libertads for the price of generic rounds at this little LCS in rural PA and my only complaint, to your point about how compact they are, is that it’s hard to find correct capsules for them. Still looking.
But are they really a coin ? They don’t have a face value so technically wouldn’t they be a medal ? I love how they don’t go crazy with the mintages I think that adds a lot of appeal to them as well .
It’s interesting you bring this up. I was reading an article a few weeks ago where the libertad was called a round for the exact reasons you just mentioned but called a coin because the Mexican mint mints them
@@StatesideStash i like the intricate work like writings on the rim and the other fancy stuff..the new one looks nice as a proof..otherwise theres a lot of empty flat silver in the sky part that kinda makes the angel look dwarf...proportions....the older ones use all the space making them interesting.
No doubt... The Libertad and The Centenario are my favorite coin designs to have and hold wuth exception to ancient coins and Spanish Treasure coins. I cant make up my mind which design I love more.
I love the old Onzas too with the Coin Press on them.
I have several of the old press ones also! The centenario are absolutely stunning
I love all libertads. I prefer the older libertads. In fact, I just scored 9 of them Friday, and they were 1983 and the LCS owner let me have them for $35.20 each. Normally he lets me have them for $30 to $33 dollars when silver spot is much lower. That was a great deal to me. Thank you for sharing yours.
Wow you did get a great deal 😮
Thanks for all the love!
I LOVE LIBERTADS
Don’t we all!
I hit the thumbs up as soon as I heard you apologize for sounding super white...haha, love it.
Haha I’m dyslexic so English is hard enough, not going to try and pretend I speak Spanish
I will be on the lookout for some Libertads.
I don’t regret any libertad I’ve ever bought
Interesting video. Thank You!
Thanks for watching!
I was today years old when I learned the true obvers/reverse of libertads 😂thank you!
Dude it blew my mind haha
Would love to see a video on all the different variations and mint errors. E.g. 99 mule , detached wing ,missing feathers, 98 cap or crown.
I’ll see what I can do with the next rotation of Libertad videos!
Platinum type 4 obverse and reverse on the type 1 size with the lettered edges, all in a reverse proof finish. There’s my pipe dream
No that would be a coin!
Hands-down, my favorite coin! No other coin has the depth, variety, CLASS and history that the Libertad has. Thanks for the latest history lesson. 👍
Absolutely. My dad got me hooked onto them
Mexican silver Libertad’s and American silver Eagles are the only two coins I buy in bulk, everything else I just collect here and there. I really appreciate your 5 once reverse proof!
Thank you brotha! I’m trying to get ahold of a kilo reverse proof libertad 😬
@@StatesideStash Monument Metals has a sale on the business strike kilo Libertad for $2k, definitely make a video when you get that because that’s always been on my list too!
@@michaelangelobergeron5980 oh I’ll do a video don’t worry about that lol not spending $2k and not doing one haha
I love Mexican Libertads. My favourite is the Type 1, of the 4 types. What I like the most about the Type 1 is the edge lettering on the coin and the compactness (what I call chunkiness). 1982, 1983 and 1985 are rhe most common Type 1s. The lowest minted Libertads are the late 1990s - 1997, 1998 and 1999. 2014 is another key date for the Libertad. You will not find as many for sale as other dates.
They truly are special coins, if I had enough money they would be the only coin I stack!
I love them , they are ridiculously expensive here in Australia but I just don’t care they are worth every cent 👍
Absolutely agree!
Salute And Cheers To All Stackers
Keep stacking brother!
Libertads, my favorite coin.
Have a few Reverse Proofs, 2022 Magnificent 7 Proof set. I plan to stack a tube of 1 oz BU Libs every year for the next 20 years (God Willing). Have tubes of 2022 and 2023 so far. A few 1/4 oz and 1/10 oz BU and Proof Gold, not sure about the Gold Reverse Proofs. I prefer Gold that is as easy to sell as possible, especially with the price of Gold these days. Don't want to have to rely on Ebay to sell some low mintage coin, and get hit with the 13%+ ebay fee.
That is quite the goal! Agree about the reverse proof gold, absolutely stunning coins but trying to resell won’t be easy
Love all things Libertad but definitely dont stack them. Have a few hogh premium collectables that are a few of my favorites pieces of silver. One even being last years Narco Libertad with only 100 minted when the Narco's are normally 500 minted. Picked up a 2023 Proof 70 Libertad this last month also to add to the collection. Im hoping it was a smart purchase for a value increase potential piece. My other reverse proof Libertad is another favorite piece i own and its unmatched other than with my reverse proof type 1 and type 2 eagle set.
That being said, i really would like to get a 1/20 or a tenth oz proof to turn into a pendant for my thick necklace. Im not sure which size would be best for a thick piece like that but i think id even invest into one of the cheaper jewelry torches to get it done myself.
One thing for certain you can never go wrong with a reverse proof libertad. Seems like you’ve made some smart purchases!
@@StatesideStash appreciate it. I definitely made some good purchases that have increased so far but definitely need to focus on increasing my base stack more moving forward. I'm far from meeting my base stack goals so I have a lot more stacking to do so I'm certainly hoping we see lower prices.
@@AnxiousStacker dollar cost average brotha. But I agree I wouldn’t mind silver going back down
I prefer the Onzas I'm glad I loaded up when I could buy them for $20 😊
$20?! Smart move on your part!
Of all the Libs I have, once side by side, I think the prettiest and best value (speaking low mintage) is the 2 oz Reverse Proof. Cheaper than the 1 oz's when they first release (for 2023 the 1 oz was around $259 and 2 oz was $229, so a much lower premium). And the planchet size on the 2 oz just looks great when viewing between a 5 oz and 1 oz size RP.
I only own a proof two ounce. I’m looking at getting a reverse proof kilo libertad 😬
@@StatesideStash Those are nice. I saw the '23 RP Kilo for about $1850 at Monument when it first released, and the BU Kilo was like $1720 or something. Not sure why someone wouldn't spend $125+ to get the RP.
@@SolemnStacker no idea but RP libertads are hands down the best RPs out there
I love the older libertads, I wish they would make a kilo old style libertad for their 50th anniversary, wouldn't that be awesome?
That would be insane! Put me down for 5 of them!
I love the type 4 but I also have some type 1s
Can’t go wrong either way
Love the libertad, all shapes and sizes. I think I’m a little more partial to the type 4
Same but I love the chunky type 1!
I honestly didn’t know there was a slight difference in the type one and two. Type one is way better!
Unlike the US mint Mexico got better at what they are minting… New ones all the way!!
Wish the US mint got their act together
I got two 1980’s libertads for the price of generic rounds at this little LCS in rural PA and my only complaint, to your point about how compact they are, is that it’s hard to find correct capsules for them. Still looking.
If you ever find them let me know 🤣
But are they really a coin ? They don’t have a face value so technically wouldn’t they be a medal ? I love how they don’t go crazy with the mintages I think that adds a lot of appeal to them as well .
It’s interesting you bring this up. I was reading an article a few weeks ago where the libertad was called a round for the exact reasons you just mentioned but called a coin because the Mexican mint mints them
Libertads are the best coins in the world
100% agree with you. If only I had the money to buy them all
older libtatds
I’m on the fence about it!
@@StatesideStash i like the intricate work like writings on the rim and the other fancy stuff..the new one looks nice as a proof..otherwise theres a lot of empty flat silver in the sky part that kinda makes the angel look dwarf...proportions....the older ones use all the space making them interesting.
All
I mean, you can’t go wrong haha
My favorite coins to stackollect. Great at holding their value
Couldn’t agree more. Love their low montage numbers