Most reliable mint for non marked milk spot coins?

[Alymac]

So far my stack is silver bars, PAMP, Geiger, Atlantis etc.

Wanting to add some coins in and really like the Libertad.

Is there any mints which are more reliable for quality meaning trying to avoid any scuffs and risk of milk spots!

Ally

[fehk2001]

My opinion, if you avoid 

royal ( whatever at the back ) that's a good start for silver 

[vand]

Perth mint, although even they aren't 100% reliable.

US Mint too.. might be wrong, but I don't think I've ever heard of a spotted ASE.

 

Libertads are a terrific option too - I have many, and none have spots!

[Alymac]

3 minutes ago, vand said:

Perth mint, although even they aren't 100% reliable.

US Mint too.. might be wrong, but I don't think I've ever heard of a spotted ASE.

 

Libertads are a terrific option too - I have many, and none have spots!

Cheers for this, I have to admit coin wise Libertads are the only coins which really attract me!

[HelpingHands]

Pandas ?

[vand]

3 minutes ago, Alymac said:

Cheers for this, I have to admit coin wise Libertads are the only coins which really attract me!

Yes, I think they are the most beautiful of the non-changing designs, and the reverse side is so intricate too. I absolutely love them.. and certain years have have quite a lot of collector value too, so always the chance that you could be buying something that will be highly sought after in the future. I'll never forget the first time I held a libertad, I just thought it was a thing of absolute beauty.

[morezone]

Panda, ASE, Libertad, Perth Mint semi numi all spot.  They are however far far less prone to it than say Royal Mint & Canadian Mint offerings and the Perth Mint cheapo bullion coins.  Somali Elephants spot quite a lot too.

Stick to the first few and you should be mostly fine.  Rwanda and New Zealand Mint stuff are mostly fine as well.