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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;CentDime, post: 266501, member: 7297&quot;]I think if you plot out the mintages then it makes a lot more sense as each coin probably must be looked at within its own series. The silver reverse proof is a low mintage relative to all the other coins in the series with the exception of the 1995 which is selling for almost 5 thousand. </p><p><br /></p><p>The silver buffalo was an anomaly based on a very beautiful design, that is where I think the appreciation is. But I doubt that coin goes up much for many many years though until the others in the series catch up since it was a very high mintage. </p><p><br /></p><p>For ther spouse coins I think it is too early to say where these first two fall as the series has just started. If demand is higher in later years then these will go for more than bullion, but if mintages drop drastically then they may end up at bullion long-term. I see on Ebay they have hundreds up for sale so it is not unexpected prices may drop as there could be fewer buyers than sellers.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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