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Holy smokes you hunt werewolf’s too!! Did we just become best friends?

I don't think they are good for investing or stacking but nice to have as a novelty. If you think of the artwork as the premium you won't feel disappointed. I think of them as the equivalent of collecting State Spoons or figurines. Nice to look at but most likely you will never get what you paid for them even from another collector. .

If you sell it to LCS they usually give near spot price anyway. 😮

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I bought a reverse proof silver libertad 2oz. Best looking coin in my stack hands down

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I wish i had your whole collection of Libertads wow such beauty with those coins!! Keep it with getting Libertads

Nike or Justice or The Lady if Independence is the reverse fyi

Do you prefer chubby or new Libertads? Stacking 'both over here! :) Still learning about Mexico's coins.

Where does one go to find out the year mintages for libertads? I just purchased my 1st one. A beautiful 5oz BU. I'm hooked now!

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The painted coins are not destroyed. Soak the for three days in acetone and the paint dissolves.

The vast majority of ancient coins are kept raw, not in NGC slabs. Most ancient coin collectors dislike slabs because they prefer to handle their coins. The NGC Ancients division’s target market are US coin collectors “dabbling” in ancient coins, not serious ancient numismatists. In fact, NGC’s website states that they don’t guarantee the authenticity of ancient coins unlike US coins. NGC won’t slab ancient coins that they think are fake, but mistakes do happen occasionally. In the rare case a fake ancient coin was slabbed, NGC won’t held be liable. Thus NGC certification is no excuse for collectors to not practice due diligence and do research on ancient coins. Keep in mind, most major auction houses such as CNG, Leu Numismatik, Savoca sell their ancient coins raw. Heritage is literally one of the only auction houses that offer slabbed ancients. A raw Widows Mite typically retails for a little over 20 bucks, which is less than the cost of grading fees. A common Roman silver Denarius can be had for under 100. Thus it isn’t cost effective to have most ancient coins graded by NGC. I collected US coins for a decade and I’ve been collecting Roman coins for five years

10 ounce bar only if you have dimes for small purchases if not i would get 5 ounces at the most (eagles have five ounces , there awesome)

That RP Libertad is a beautiful coin. I bought one too. I may buy one more when I can save $$ again before they go up too high in price.

Why did someone paint the coins. My grandfather gave me a couple in a blue ring box and just placed them to the side. They make no sense colored silver rounds

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Buffalo over anything

What’s the boating accident please explain

Why fractional eagles you're paying a larger premium cheaper to get 1 oz.

Yes I went crazy with libertads today

I bought my first ounce of silver this year. 2025 silver kangeroo

You going to put out a video for your black friday pick ups?

They say 1 year worth of your salary. Then it's up to you. The reason for that is to pay normal expenses if SHTF. Our if goal is to past it down it's really up to you. Set small goals to reach that big goal.

I would think the Maple Leaf is more secure than the Britannia. Plus it has the MintShield and borders the US

Constitutional Silver is my favorite but I also stack silver rounds, sovereign silver coins such Silver Maples, and 5 and 10oz. Bars.

I’m a Gold Stacker but definitely holding a fair amount of silver !!! 🥇🥈

Your intro makes no sense What business has to buy things from people no matter what Absolutely None

Libertads rule.....love them all !!

Investing in silver and gold is straightforward, and both are known for their stability during economic downturns. However, the real challenge lies in growing a portfolio through stocks, dividends, and even cryptocurrencies. I've been working to increase my $190K portfolio, but my main difficulty is pinpointing the best entry and exit strategies. Any recommendations would be greatly appreciated.

Started stacking in 2018 as I had been watching the metal markets for years. Silver was $14.00 and gold was $1,190.00. My first purchase was 1,000 ounces of silver and 20 ounces of gold in an IRA. Been going ever since as many people discover there is not much point in stopping. Listen to all and follow NONE !!

As an American I do prefer the libertas compared to the silver eagles strictly for the looks to me they're just more pleasing to the eye

The more of these videos I watch the more I love my shop. Fairest old dude I've ever known. I've been down a couple times in life, sold stacks to rebuild. Haven't had to do that in years. More than recovered, but still, hated to do it.

For sure a stand-up guy. New to your channel, not to the community.

I started out with a goal of 10 ounces, that goal turned into 100 ounces, which turned into 10lbs and that turned into 10kg. NOW...I dont even know how much I have, I am never going to stop stacking, I will get another job before selling any, I am going to be like scrooge mcduck. my new goal is to leave my son something really special. I LOVE LOVE LOVE your 1kg libertad, the most beautiful thing I have ever seen.

You have alot of other stuff in the Tray, but dont talk about those. Why?

AU/BU United States 90% coins are the best way to hold silver. Premiums go ballistic when silver rises.

Anything bullion to me is perfect and still has nice art ,I don’t get buying a special coin the same weight for a higher price unless it’s limited to like 250 pieces

Silver in general is semi precious.

very nice