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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;lightrain, post: 1635124, member: 33057&quot;]I guess I put my first thoughts in here...simply put I think it&#039;s supply and demand. I have a 32-d quarter and it&#039;s got a mintage of over 400k. I have recently put together a complete type set of Newfoundland silver coins- many with mintages close to 1/10th that of the 32-d, also the Newfoundland coins were HEAVILY circulated there due to a significant shortage of coins at the time, resulting in a lower survivorship. All this being the case, you can still find nice deals on the relatively rare Newfoundland coins because let&#039;s face it- they aren&#039;t collected as much- supply and demand. That or there is some big conspiracy to keep the US coins at outrageous prices! Another factor is going to be condition rarity, something I&#039;m sure others will expand upon. I think there is some equation that will eventually help you solve the answer- it&#039;s just that one of the variables has to do with humans and their hobbies...a definite unknown variable![/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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