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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;FlyingMoose, post: 160877, member: 6572&quot;]Cloud,</p><p>That&#039;s true.&nbsp; But, I believe that the numismatic value will rise faster than the bullion value.&nbsp; As I said before, bullion is only a store of value, while numismatic coins should increase in value.&nbsp; The numbers back this up: since 1970, gold has increased at an annual rate of 7.84%, while the PCGS CU3000 index has increased at 12.05%.&nbsp; If gold increased at the same rate, it would currently be $2352 per ounce.</p><p><br /></p><p>Victor,</p><p>You can buy &quot;silver rounds&quot; for quote close to spot, or old &quot;face value&quot; coins at very close to spot.&nbsp; The eagles, while they have a premium cost over bullion value, will retain this premium when you sell them, and since they have a small amount of numismatic value, may even beat it.</p><p><br /></p><p>umtrr,</p><p>Yes, that&#039;s true, the smaller ones have a higher premium.&nbsp; This is true because there&#039;s basically a per-coin cost to mint them, so there&#039;s a fixed amount (not exactly but that&#039;s a way to think of it) added to each coin, no matter the size.&nbsp; That amount is relatively larger for a small coin.&nbsp; The prices you get when you sell them also reflect this.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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