Mexican Libertad Silver Bullion Coins: Mas Fina
A short video showing the two different designs of the Mexican Libertad Silver Bullion Coin. The old one, and the current one in 1 ounce form. Popocatepetl and Iztaccihuatl are the two volcanoes on either side of the Angel of Independence. These coins are minted at the “Casa de Moneda de Mexico”. Est. 1536.
After watching this, I noticed if you pause @ 1:10, you get a pretty neat effect during the dissolve.
I own both, but I prefer the older ones because they are more easily identifiable.
@silverstacker999 The older design were the first ones I’d got, but after seeing the newer design I just had to get them.
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Cool vid, keep stacking. I own some of the old style Libertad’s, they’re keepers!
@SuperThisishowwedo Hey, thanks for the comment! I like the writing along the edge of the older ones, but the Angel of Independence is looking pretty good on the newer ones
@osterpicado
I prefer the older ones as they are nice thick coins, they fit in my roll, they look the real deal when it comes to Silver, I expect them to be increasingly rare and valuable in the future. I heard a lot of these got melted down in the 80′s and 90′s, who’s to know how many exist now?!
I also like Libertads. I recently got one that is a 1/2 ounce of silver. hehe
It’s amazing how Mexico, a ravaged country full of foul politics and ebbed criminal empires, brought to inception an adopted bullion coin strike before the United States. Personally I’m a big fan of Mexican coins. Not Mexican women! Though I enjoy the woman on the obverse of both non business strike varieties. I find that the more modern ones are harder to find in coin shops at least in my area. Though I think the Kookubarra this year is remarkably exemplary in all accounts. Good Job on these!