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Message:: [QUOTE="Juan Blanco, post: 1668723, member: 41665"]Why? Not really. Lots of "Silver Bullet Silver Shield, Debt And Death" rounds selling now for $71.-80./ea. NO SHORTAGE there chief! (Ignore the BIN $215.-450. hype!) Original mintage was 50,000 (according to AOCSMint email) ; other sources said 64,000 possible. Chris reported the "2012" final mintage was 53,427: I believe that # includes the rejects (returned & remelted, etc.) but not sure. The Debt & Death rounds are popular. The premium you're paying now is fair, market-price, it's really not "crazy." By comparsion, a few 'collectible' Norfeds (a very dicey contraband) still selling for >~$USD ~100. and up (way down from the $400.-1,200. range.) By design those coins are cruder, uglier too. Maybe someone better informed can comment on the D&D data here. 2 varieties?? Mintage Counts1 Hard Strike 202 Soft Strike 1003 SBS -s oil est? 3004 SBS -s Clean est? 5605 Regular oil est? 3,0006 Regular/Proof 41,5477 BU est? 4,0008 Wide Reed (Owed and Damaged) 3,900 Total 53,427 I wonder if the Debt & Death rounds are popular with guys who collect psychedelic Morgans??? [ATTACH]247736.vB[/ATTACH][ATTACH]247737.vB[/ATTACH][ATTACH]247738.vB[/ATTACH] Did everyone see this video already? Here is the Mulligan Mint (3 die press machines) pressing out the last Debt & Death coins in late February 2013. I SEE HIPSTERS, lol [video=youtube;8DNF55PNrGg]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8DNF55PNrGg[/video][/QUOTE]