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<p>[QUOTE="John Burgess, post: 3882394, member: 105098"]Slackaction1. Yes something like that.</p><p>There's a few factors. The "gotta have it now" people will drop off. The prices will continue to rise as long as the market will bear it. </p><p>30K is low low mintage really compared to other offerings besides like gold or platinum but there aren't that many collectors of gold and platinum as there are of silver eagles.</p><p><br /></p><p>The prices will drop I think but it won't drop to a point you'd be losing if you bought it at $65.95. Or even $250 I don't think.</p><p>I think it will run as hot right through Christmas, maybe slow down after that. But very possible the supply isn't enough for demand and they fall into collector hands and then it costs more to shake one loose.</p><p>Possible.. but unlikely to happen. There's a seller for everything at some point. Just depends on a person's situation and what's pushing them to sell.</p><p><br /></p><p>This is low mintage. Are there 30k silver American Eagle collectors wanting this in their collections.. I dunno. But past history of other coins offered by the mint can't really be used as a gauge. It's a different thing than say commerative, or a gold or paladium, or something that never sold out or took days to sell out. There's a demand here and not sure how much of it was flippers and how much was collectors and how much people are willing to pay to get it but with Christmas around the corner and people looking for that special gift.... I could see this getting a bit crazy in the next month still for sure.</p><p>It will peak and then the flippers will start undercutting each other to sell. But I just don't see this settling below $250 even long term.</p><p><br /></p><p>I could be wrong. For sure the pride of two nations coin set with mintage of 110K was more than enough for collectors. You can buy it for what the mint sold it for.</p><p><br /></p><p>Still a lot of presales that may not be fulfilled on ebay for instance. Seems to me like there's a long way to go on this release still.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="John Burgess, post: 3882394, member: 105098"]Slackaction1. Yes something like that. There's a few factors. The "gotta have it now" people will drop off. The prices will continue to rise as long as the market will bear it. 30K is low low mintage really compared to other offerings besides like gold or platinum but there aren't that many collectors of gold and platinum as there are of silver eagles. The prices will drop I think but it won't drop to a point you'd be losing if you bought it at $65.95. Or even $250 I don't think. I think it will run as hot right through Christmas, maybe slow down after that. But very possible the supply isn't enough for demand and they fall into collector hands and then it costs more to shake one loose. Possible.. but unlikely to happen. There's a seller for everything at some point. Just depends on a person's situation and what's pushing them to sell. This is low mintage. Are there 30k silver American Eagle collectors wanting this in their collections.. I dunno. But past history of other coins offered by the mint can't really be used as a gauge. It's a different thing than say commerative, or a gold or paladium, or something that never sold out or took days to sell out. There's a demand here and not sure how much of it was flippers and how much was collectors and how much people are willing to pay to get it but with Christmas around the corner and people looking for that special gift.... I could see this getting a bit crazy in the next month still for sure. It will peak and then the flippers will start undercutting each other to sell. But I just don't see this settling below $250 even long term. I could be wrong. For sure the pride of two nations coin set with mintage of 110K was more than enough for collectors. You can buy it for what the mint sold it for. Still a lot of presales that may not be fulfilled on ebay for instance. Seems to me like there's a long way to go on this release still.[/QUOTE]
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