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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;buyingsilvers, post: 1313022, member: 18821&quot;]If demand &quot;reboots&quot;, all of these low mintage pucks will be worth some money.&nbsp; But I personally do not think it will.&nbsp; If you look at foreign larger bullion sizes, such as the kookaburra, the 1 ounce is the most popular.&nbsp; But at least the larger sizes (such as the 10oz or kilo) still fall within the kookaburra family.&nbsp; So collectors of the 1 ounce kooks may also collect the larger sizes.</p><p><br /></p><p>&nbsp;If they tried to tie the pucks into the SAEs, which is the US&#039;s most successful silver bullion series, it might have been successful.&nbsp; Obverse would be the walking liberty (with higher detail than an ASE since a 5 ounce round has a larger canvas space), the reverse could be the ATB designs.&nbsp; Something like this may appeal to ASE collectors because of the obverse with heightened detail of the walking liberty and they will collect them as a offshoot of the ASE series.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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