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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Clint, post: 1344256, member: 34620&quot;]I sure appreciate your persistence in opposition and greatly value reading your opinion, so please keep it up.&nbsp; That said, I disagree with you in most points on this thread.&nbsp; I&#039;m new to coins, so forgive where I err below...</p><p><br /></p><p>In U.S. history of today I think there exists a resurgence of coin collecting due to the intrinsic value of PMs and recent concern with the fiat system.&nbsp; Sure, it may be tiny compared to the total population, but still significant.&nbsp; Consider the number of people who&#039;d want to preserve value in PMs, and then consider entering the coin market.&nbsp; I think that blurs the line between junk 90% and bullion.&nbsp; The blurring goes both ways.&nbsp; Junk gets closer to spot, and premiums increase on bullion.&nbsp; It is only natural in an environment like this that comparatively more rare bullion types/years would increase in value, notably the 25th ASEs.&nbsp; Sure, not very exotic, and I can sympathize that the situation may appear to &quot;cheapen&quot; numismatics.&nbsp; But it is what it is.&nbsp; I think the disagreement in question is not unlike what I recently read in a thread about toned Morgans, in which one member compared rainbows to a CareBear catalogue.&nbsp; Different strokes.&nbsp; But to ignore the demand isn&#039;t logical.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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