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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;coinage86, post: 208701, member: 7584&quot;]I m not sure how to interpret your response, cloudsweeper.&nbsp; &nbsp; I have a small collection of morgans worth a total of $500.&nbsp;&nbsp; thats a total of Seven coins.&nbsp;&nbsp; Some worth $50 and some worth $100.&nbsp;&nbsp; To argue if they are rare or common is a long philosophical argument.&nbsp; &nbsp; Are you saying a $50 morgan will triple to $150 if the bullion price triples?&nbsp; &nbsp; are you telling me the numismatic premium over the bullion price will double or triple?&nbsp; &nbsp; ...I suspect maybe that is what you&#039;re saying.&nbsp; If silver goes to $45 an ounce, it seems ridiculous to think a morgan that is $50 in MS63 would be only $5 over melt value.&nbsp;&nbsp; But I guess in the coin industry, the dealers depend a lot on high volume buisness of common date stuff for their monthly income.&nbsp; Very rare stuff is the whimsy of wealthy people, when coin collecting suits their interest.&nbsp; So if silver gets too expensive, the numismatic value might not increase.&nbsp;&nbsp; Because if the stuff gets too expensive, then dealers wont have as much business.&nbsp; dealers have to keep the common stuff affordable.&nbsp; So we might see in silver coins, what we see in gold coins, whereby the silver coin will start trading more closely to the bullion price.&nbsp;&nbsp; .....which scenario do YOU think will occur?&nbsp; as bill o&#039;reilly says, what say you?[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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