Mexican Onzas - Silver Bullion Precursor to the Libertad

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Title	:	Mexican Onzas - Silver Bullion Precursor to the Libertad
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I don't have any of those, I want some now!!!!❤
Comment from : @rob7710

I’ve been getting into these Mexican silver coins lately but more out of numismatic value as opposed to stacking - a bit pricey to be stacked but they are super nice coins Thanks for posting, very informative summary
Comment from : @pierredubord

My dad gave me some Mexican coins as a child I would bury them and pretend they're a Spanish doubloons
Comment from : @franklegarda6510

Love them I say coin!
Comment from : @pogamassing9586

I just picked one up at $33 and a BU 82 Lib at $41
Comment from : @johnmorgan9731

It’s a round of silver
Comment from : @stevennelson7635

Absolutely worth stacking!!
Comment from : @aManoftheMeeple

its a coin with pictures on it of how they make and measure coins (really cool)
Comment from : @heaven-is-real

I love all Libertads! Absolutely love stacking them! Yes they tote a preamium but only increase in value! I love your channel! Thanks for all the knowledge that you share! Keep stacking brother!
Comment from : @Silverbacks81

They are a coin backed by the Mexican government A libertad is worth 10 over spot
Comment from : @Annabella346

I have 100 uncirculated onzas in plastic sleeves what would the value be? the prices are all over the map on eBay they have been in a safe since purchase thanks
Comment from : @sallynadler

I have one, I love it Cool that it's 925 silver and over 33 grams
Comment from : @dv2033

I just got mine a few days ago 1949 date 👍🏽 💯 Big beautiful COINS for sure
Comment from : @erikgonzalez3482

I've always heard that even the Libertads that have no denomination are a coin, so I'd imagine that would be the same case as the onzabrBy the way, that's a coin press 😱
Comment from : @bullionaddict9164

I have a 1993 2 oz Mexican Culture Series Piedra de los soles coin, anybody know how much they are going for? I also have the same coin from the video from 1980 :D
Comment from : @blueocean7761

Coin, and yes For both silver and collectable value
Comment from : @SmaugtheMagnificent60

T you must put an edge on that knife I have a bunch of those onza, it’s silver that’s what matter’s coin or round
Comment from : @ConvictCurrencystealsNdeals

It is not what ppl think it is actually a coin or at least it was Those ones you are showing are now demonetized by bank of MexicobrIf you guys are able to get them, yes they are worth to be stacked I would get them before some other rounds minted by private mints Mexican Onza Troy was coined by the Mexican Mint, the oldest in the western hemisphere
Comment from : @armanduval83

Just for stuff and giggles whats the price per?
Comment from : @RedneckCoinz

These are very rarely seen in Australia "if ever" but i saw a 1949 and a 1979 on e-bay from the same seller so i bought them both just out of curiosity , and today after seeing your video ( i learnt everything i know about Libertads from your channel , well almost everything ) i did a bit of searching and the 1949 seems to be very expensive Are they rare ? Thanks T
Comment from : @monotremata9892

What capsule size ?
Comment from : @cr8zyfish952

Love the Onzas!!! Great info!
Comment from : @72cmcinc

NIIICCE!! If no value like diez pesos, I would say rounds Heck yeah, stack em!
Comment from : @THECRANKYONE

I call it beautiful! Going to look for some What’s the thickness compared to the Libertod?
Comment from : @wornslick

Cant get enough of the Mexican shiny 👌🏼brSTEADY STACKIN
Comment from : @StrangeAzz

coin yes,
Comment from : @Bigtwin88

I’m willing to bid… I mean bet that we might see one of those in the auction brI think it’s a round, as for stacking , I wouldn’t do more than three or five Because I love even numbers🤣👍
Comment from : @noicue8078

Great throwback T! Always enjoy the historical details you provide I’ll be on the lookout for these locally Heading to a coin show Saturday Thanks my friend! 👍🏻
Comment from : @tonymccauslin4577

🌎🗿™️
Comment from : @jamesonealbrown7227

Nice coins!
Comment from : @kevinhickey4442

Love to know when the 2023 libs are coming out? 😢
Comment from : @antoniocamarillo2923

Love those Onzas! brI would definitely stack them if the price is right :;)
Comment from : @fisekas

I love the Onzas Beautiful simple design and I love the denticle design on those and the old school libertads Si! Worth stacking I call it a round
Comment from : @SalivateMetal

Absolutely love the Mexican Onza I changed my mind Now that I have looked again and seen the word PESO on the reverse, I think it's a COIN Last year I called my LCS and he told me that he had some Onza's in stock I rushed over to get them and found out that they were 1984 Libertads instead I was a little disappointed because I really wanted some Onza's but picked up a few tubes of the Libertads anyway
Comment from : @bitwavedave8686

Mexican TaTas
Comment from : @JimmyLicari

I have some of these from 1980 also I like them too
Comment from : @richardlovett4958

I just picked up my first older onza yesterday at my LCS It is dated 1949
Comment from : @stevezio99

I love the beautiful cartwheeling on that beautiful onza coin! Thanks for a great video, T!
Comment from : @weeklybullion

A bit like a fly press of today
Comment from : @mw8580

According to Wikipedia: "The Libertad coins are silver and gold bullion coins originating from Mexico and minted by the La Casa de Moneda de México (Mexican Mint)"
Comment from : @meteoman7958

Is there a resource to learn about all the silver Mexican coins/rounds either on a website or youtube? Thanks everyone
Comment from : @silverfoxfinance

StackWhatYouLike T I would definitely stack them👊👍
Comment from : @Quahogstacker

i thought the Libertads were already huge but those are bigger wow!, i need to get some of those, i didn't know but there's also a version of a V mexican nickel from the 1800's, they really have some cool designs
Comment from : @silverstuff5976

I have a couple of these but I forget what date Still not sure if they are coin or not If they are backed by the Mexican government, I wold say coin Awesome video, I love learning more about silver coins!
Comment from : @SilverStruck

Definitely worth stacking! Call it roundcoinJUST STACK IT!!!
Comment from : @kscoins4787

It needs to have a denomination on it to be labeled a coin A government cant back something they can’t put a price on Silver price is too volatile for them to back bullion But We The People will back it! 😂
Comment from : @CapitalCurrency

It's a coin 👍
Comment from : @azwelke2638

Mexico understood the value of silver and knew if they put a monetized denomination on it it would end up devaluing the coin so the put one oz pure silver on it so we can always get what it is worth
Comment from : @TheSilverSphincter69

Premiums going up on these nowThanks again brBee 🐝 well all
Comment from : @welchkoservices4200

Congratulations on picking up those onzas! They're in great condition I've begun stacking libertads and will have to start looking for onzas as well I can't seem to find the right size tube for the older libertads from the 1980s, which are 36mm Is there one you recommend?
Comment from : @jackmorton8776

Hello! you need to get into the pre-Columbian collection, they're really nice and rare Saludos!
Comment from : @pesounboxer1507

I would call it a cool piece of history and it doesn't matter to me but it's a bit of both coin and round br Great info Thanks T
Comment from : @martinharris7197

I think its the same idea as the ASE Bullion with a date So its a little bit of both, intended to be collectable bullion but also with a date and some numismatic valuebrbrIm not personally familiar with the mintages, but i would assume there are a few low mintage dates that would price comparable to 95 or 96 ASE, while others would pull a lighter tag
Comment from : @LeeCoins

I have a few of those they are pretty cool 👊👍
Comment from : @stackattackerwager2541

great video T!! Coin and Si lol
Comment from : @BC3607

No denomination equals a round
Comment from : @markgotschall2914

So, they say Peso right on them I say they are coins I picked up two of the 1949 dated ones at a recent coin show I’ll always snap these up when I see them They are often overlooked but not by me
Comment from : @saltwatersaddletramp7229

its easy its silver if you are true stacker it should not matter
Comment from : @rickyshouseofcrap8600

Wow no idea if it's a coin or round but it's super cool and has a crazy cart wheel Good vid mate
Comment from : @yakfish36

I call it a medal I stacked these in 2018 when they were not popular for 1500 per coin😊
Comment from : @fostersylvere2132

Nice condition! I believe they aren't considered to be coins or medals, since they were struck specifically intended to be silver bullion that the general public could invest in
Comment from : @TheCoinBoxChannel