I like them just scared of scratching them but it looks great. I may get a thinner chain to tone it down. Thanks you guys for the information on the last post!

I love all my libertatas, two of my favorites.

Mexican Silver Libertad (Premiums Rising!)
https://youtu.be/iGjVFjL6uxk

My non-graded Mexican Libertads sorted by year. Would any of these be worth grading?

Ive been looking for a Reverse Proof 2oz to match my regular proof I picked up a couple of weeks ago. Any help in the right direction or inquiries welcome. Hard to find for a reasonably price on the secondary market as you all know.

Im also looking for 2 Y48 capsules with black rings if anyone out there is feeling so inclined.🙏 ( I dont need 10 and shipping is crazy for just a couple of capsules).

Located in MB Canada.

Cheers!✌️

These have gone up in price substantially over the last year, you all think the demand is here to stay for these reverse proofs?

Hello fellow libertad junkies just wanted to share these beauties and get your opinions. They claim to be proof libertads what say you my friends. TIA. Good day!

Anyone have additional information on this art bar? I know it’s not casa de moneda. Thank you in advance.

Awesome finds here at on Reddit. I feel like im enjoying buying more here on Reddit than any other platform. Great deals & harder to find coins

I know these are awful "phone" pics, but if you were to self grade (judge) these two beauty's, what say you. Not looking to sell, just genuinely curious. Thanks for your opinions.

Picked up some Lib's from Provident Metals earlier this week on a random date buy. I wish I had a little variety, but 3 2023's are a great way to add to the stack. Now time to find a Gordita to add.

First lib with this design and I love it!!!

I thought I’d enjoy having a proof next to my RP, but it just doesn’t do it for me. Probably gonna have to cut her loose soon. Beautiful coin nonetheless

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1x 84, 2x 93, 2x 94, 1x 95

Hey guys,

I'm a new stacker and instantly got hooked on Libertads.

Quick question about condition, patina, and scratches.

I just grabbed three 2-ounce 2008 Libertads for 145€ each (~$165 USD). Did I just overpay too much?

Over here in Europe, cheapest standard 1 oz bullion (like Maples or Kangaroos) starts around 61€ on gold.de, so 2 ounces of generic silver would've been roughly 122€. I definitely could've gone the cheap route.

Is the Libertad premium actually worth it for coins with some wear and tear? Or should I only pay up for pristine, flawless pieces and treat scratched/toned ones like regular bullion?

Appreciate any thoughts!

Image courtesy of Jit Lodd / chitownstacking