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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Cloudsweeper99, post: 300373, member: 3011&quot;]I think there is a high probability that price increases in the next 5 years will match the rate of increase of the last 5 based on macroeconomic considerations.&nbsp; But we&#039;ll have to wait to see how that develops because there&#039;s no way to prove it either way.&nbsp; I agree that bullion coins are probably the best way to participate, but I also agree that peace dollars are underappreciated.&nbsp;&nbsp; If a peace dollar sells for $5 over melt value today, it will probably sell for at least $5 over melt if the price of silver triples again.&nbsp; I&#039;m not sure whether they will ever acquire significant numismatic premiums for the common dates, but that really doesn&#039;t matter to me.&nbsp; If it happens, that&#039;s a bonus.&nbsp; I own more morgans than peace dollars because I prefer the design, but the peace dollars run a close second.&nbsp; I think the idea of buying a roll of uncirculated peace dollars for $300 makes a lot of sense at many levels.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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