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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Conder101, post: 1398779, member: 66&quot;]For the bullion pieces it all depends on how many are ordered by the distributors.&nbsp; For the Proofs and the &quot;burnished Uncs&quot; some times they set a limit based on how many have been selling in previous years, and sometimes it is left open to the number of pieces that are ordered.&nbsp; </p><p><br /></p><p>As for the 1995-W the mint set a limit of 50,000 pieces, but you couldn&#039;t buy it.&nbsp; The only way to get it was to buy a four piece gold proof set for $999 and they through in the 95-W ASE proof for free.&nbsp; Now at the time proof ASE&#039;s were selling at the mint for about $28.&nbsp; But if you wanted this one you had to shell out $999 for four gold coins that most ASE collectors didn&#039;t want. In 1995 gold spent the whole year bounced around in the $370 to $390 range so the price of the set was close to three times bullion.&nbsp; In the end they only managed to sell about 31,000 sets&nbsp; (Oddly enough they sold a bunch of of the gold sets without the ASE too.&nbsp; The price?&nbsp; $999.&nbsp; The four piece gold proof set cost the same with or without the ASE.)[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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