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Message:: [QUOTE="Clawcoins, post: 3327446, member: 77814"]stereotypically they'll go down in price.  but you'll have to wait for it to trade several hands and each to take a small loss .. the longer you wait the lower the price. Of course, the flip of that is that not all have been sold.  Thus when the remainder get melted they'll be less in the market and prices will go up. It all depends.  But typically most Mint products go down over time.  But as I mentioned some may take years such as the 2016 W golds are still at or barely below/above release price. 2009 gold 1 oz high relief was $1189 release ($300 premium over spot) and now is about $1700 (yes, technically it's less depending how you want to look at it .. but it still hits the wallet/debt as $600+ more).[/QUOTE]