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<p>[QUOTE="baseball21, post: 2900640, member: 76863"]For the bullion ones sure, but there is three versions of them now not counting the special issues and only one is bullion. </p><p><br /></p><p><br /></p><p><br /></p><p>You would need to average 10 million 70s a year for there to be billions by that time. We just aren't seeing those types of numbers. Really though it's unlikely that the program would continue that long without design changes or something changing up what it was anyway, even for moderns that would be a long time with no change. </p><p><br /></p><p><br /></p><p><br /></p><p>Not that much. Most of the proofs will be 40 or more and the collector version about the same. That's on eBay too where the prices are most likely to be surpressed by the sheer number of them listed by various sellers. The special sets only really the 2013 set was a dud and a lot of that was how it was sold and it just ended up grading really well so even the grades didn't create much price separation. But there is a very different market for the more recent dates and the earlier ones. </p><p><br /></p><p>You can also argue though that some of the loss is the mint pricing them so aggressively which a lot of mints seem to be doing now, but even with the correction there's still significant room over spot in their sale prices.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="baseball21, post: 2900640, member: 76863"]For the bullion ones sure, but there is three versions of them now not counting the special issues and only one is bullion. You would need to average 10 million 70s a year for there to be billions by that time. We just aren't seeing those types of numbers. Really though it's unlikely that the program would continue that long without design changes or something changing up what it was anyway, even for moderns that would be a long time with no change. Not that much. Most of the proofs will be 40 or more and the collector version about the same. That's on eBay too where the prices are most likely to be surpressed by the sheer number of them listed by various sellers. The special sets only really the 2013 set was a dud and a lot of that was how it was sold and it just ended up grading really well so even the grades didn't create much price separation. But there is a very different market for the more recent dates and the earlier ones. You can also argue though that some of the loss is the mint pricing them so aggressively which a lot of mints seem to be doing now, but even with the correction there's still significant room over spot in their sale prices.[/QUOTE]
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