Why such a high premium on 1oz. silver Libertads?

chesterb

Just curious, is it the mintage or something else? 2021 just came out and are being sold for around $55-60/per. Do they have a high trade in and resale too?

thefinn

New kids on the block. It's the "gotta have 'em" price.

asheland

Look at 1999 Libertad 1oz prices!

MilesWaits

Good question. The prices on eBay on all rolls has been creeping up.
I recall buying those paper rolls around $140-$200 from Gainesville Coin.

DrBuster

Reddit wallstreetsilver gobbling up everything despite the price.

MsMorrisine

WSS missing a lot of cheaper ASEs...

ricko

Spot price crashing, smart buyers grabbing, sellers raising prices as demand rises. The answer is somewhere in there.... Cheers, RickO

blitzdude

@DrBuster said:
Reddit wallstreetsilver gobbling up everything despite the price.

Yeah a lot of them poor kids are loading up with German silver via ads on Facebook and Twitter. It's not pretty.

Baley

Libertads are chunky in hand with cool designs (semi nude ladies and birds of prey) with edge lettering and they can tone nice.
One troy oz. .999

What more do you want in a bullion coin?

jmski52

What more do you want in a bullion coin?

lower bullion premiums perhaps?

chesterb

@Baley said:
Libertads are chunky in hand with cool designs (semi nude ladies and birds of prey) with edge lettering and they can tone nice.
One troy oz. .999

What more do you want in a bullion coin?

The chunky ones with edge lettering sound like the older versions. I agree those were very cool. The newer version is a similar size and thickness as the ASE with reeded edges. Both versions have a semi naked lady and birds of prey which I also agree is cool!