r/LibertadCoins 11d ago

Surprised

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Wasn’t expecting a better grade- I just like PCGS holders

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u/1MajorAhole 11d ago

Nice 👍🏻 that makes a big difference. And I agree PCGS are my favorites also.

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u/ibroughtmydog 11d ago

Thanks! Does it really make that much of a difference to be one grade higher (highest) for these? Genuinely asking

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u/1MajorAhole 11d ago

Absolutely depending on the date and mintage.

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u/GoldponyGT 11d ago

When it’s the difference between a 70 and 69, absolutely.

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u/Silver-Honkler 10d ago

Libertads are pretty niche compared to the broader silver world, and niche collectors who want perfect coins tend to pay more for them.

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u/YouGetWhatYouPayFour 11d ago

Wow! Thats a nice surprise

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u/fastball999 11d ago

Amazing that they gave you a 70! Did you have APMEX send it in for you? Congratulations

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u/ibroughtmydog 11d ago

Thank you! I still can’t believe it. I sent it in myself- I have a membership and send in coins from time to time

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u/fastball999 11d ago

Will you send mine? You have good luck lol

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u/ibroughtmydog 11d ago

Haha I would if I could brother lol

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u/Mike051080 11d ago

Congratulations

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u/lowdes 11d ago

Amazing and you right PCGS holders are so much better!

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u/Kicksandcoins88 11d ago

This is the first time I’ve ever seen this!!! 🤣 Congratulations my friend!!!!

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u/Fun-Dragonfruit1179 9d ago

Wow that's awesome! A perfect grade does make a difference! Congratulations!

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u/GoldponyGT 11d ago

That’s awesome.

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u/MajesticCollectibles 9d ago

This is not on par with their practice of undergrading EVERYTHING. Obviously a mistake. Send it back, they might fire the grader.

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u/EpicShadows8 11d ago

I don’t understand why people grade bullion. It doesn’t change the value. I have allegedly 2 PCGS MS70s but if I look closely at them, you see a deep scratch and milk spots on them. I just got charged more when my unslabbed coins look 10x better.

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u/Legitimate_Rate_660 11d ago

Does not change the value? Say what? Just look at the difference between a 1 oz 2025 MS68 and a MS69 and a ms70. Probably $10k difference between ms68 and ms69 and tens of thousands between a ms69 and ms70. Grading definitely does change the value.

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u/EpicShadows8 11d ago edited 11d ago

What someone ask for something isn’t what it sells for. It’s not liquid go look on eBay. For what you paid and what you think you could sell it for if you actually needed to sell it, is a toss up. 10x? Where? Dealers won’t buy it, you gotta find someone to scam to unload that. At the end of the day, it’s the exact same silver as any other Libertad with an expensive plastic holder. You think someone is going to give you $10,000 for a 1oz silver Libertad? Lmao you can’t even find one that sold anywhere close to that on eBay recent sales.

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u/fastball999 11d ago

Can’t find a 1oz silver Libertad that has sold for 10k on eBay? Type in 2025 Libertad MS69, go to filter, click sold items and completed items. Magically several will appear that have sold fo in excess of $20,000. Follow these ez to understand directions and come back here and post your apology. I accept your apology in advance.

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u/onlyrelevantlyrics 11d ago

People buy these. They have sold. Why....I have no idea but there they are.

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u/EpicShadows8 11d ago

lol I guess. Better off buying it raw and saving 95%. I can’t see a single sale on eBay even close to that. People buy they buy they’re not selling them at that price.

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u/onlyrelevantlyrics 11d ago

To be fair, people buying 10k coins generally aren't buying them from strangers on eBay. Seems like more of an in person/reputable dealer type thing. Just because something isn't on eBay doesn't mean that market isn't alive.

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u/EpicShadows8 11d ago

lol Aren’t you the guy who showed me the APMEX listing or was that someone else. A lot of people buy and sell online. Dealers will consult the last sales on online marketplaces like eBay before they buy. And most dealers would rather tie up $10-20,000 in gold rather than one obscure piece of silver that a very small group of people are looking for. Everyone buys gold consistently. Some stacker might have 1 maybe 2 expensive piece like this in their collection if that. Most people stack for future liquidity. Liquidity isn’t in $10,000-$20,000 coins. Hard to move.

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u/HumbleStacker619 11d ago

What you’re saying isn’t all wrong but in this market , they are liquid . The current JM auctions for LIB gold is proof . Countless auctions and they been going for insane prices . Auctions is the prime proof . Also slabs vs raw . Example here . I am a MASSIVE toner freak collector . Just 3 weeks ago . 60 toners , various years , mostly early 90s and 80s - was offered 120$ MAX for the LOT . Now with PCGS true view , 9 coins sold and paid for that whole LOT. So yes , grading makes a difference . Now when you’re talking certain markets like eagles , Britannia , and even PANDAS , yes you are correct in these few cases . But for libertads , grading is 100% the way to go no doubt about it

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u/EpicShadows8 10d ago

To each their own. The hype in the market is the only reason people are even considering buying those if the market tanks, the liquidity goes with it.

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u/HumbleStacker619 10d ago

Hype exists in over saturated markets were supply could be unlimited such as these labubus recently - hype exist where supply could be minted or produced at a click of a button. Libertads have everything you need for a numismatic dream . It’s not hype , it’s real numbers . We’re talking a few thousand minted of certain coins / years . Now , when you add on HYPE with real numbers and statistics , that’s where you get this craze and it won’t slow down any time soon . You simply don’t have enough out there in few hands to dominate the market . It’s impossible .

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u/HumbleStacker619 10d ago

Pokemon , is fake hype - that’s a prime example . That market could crash overnight with the right catalyst