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<p>[QUOTE="treehugger, post: 1510377, member: 28451"]Yes, the Cougar and the Moose are still selling at basically common-date ASE prices. I think the reasons for this are:</p><p><br /></p><p>1. The Cougar design was a disappointment and some collectors lost interest in the series. The Moose was better however.</p><p><br /></p><p>2. The production quality of the coins is very lacking and the Canadian Mint has apparently done nothing to improve the spotting issue. This also has diminished interest in the series. For basically the same premium, I would much rather have the silver ASE, the Mexican Libertad or the Australian Kookaburra, as I find a far less number of spotted coins with them. In my opinion, they are much nicer coins. It's just too bad the Canadian Mint can't get their act together and take care of this. By contrast, a lot of their other coins are very well done.</p><p><br /></p><p>3. Reality has set in and people have realized 1 million coins does not a rarity make. </p><p><br /></p><p>Although I'm not a super fan of these anymore, I think they are worth owning for those who like the designs.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="treehugger, post: 1510377, member: 28451"]Yes, the Cougar and the Moose are still selling at basically common-date ASE prices. I think the reasons for this are: 1. The Cougar design was a disappointment and some collectors lost interest in the series. The Moose was better however. 2. The production quality of the coins is very lacking and the Canadian Mint has apparently done nothing to improve the spotting issue. This also has diminished interest in the series. For basically the same premium, I would much rather have the silver ASE, the Mexican Libertad or the Australian Kookaburra, as I find a far less number of spotted coins with them. In my opinion, they are much nicer coins. It's just too bad the Canadian Mint can't get their act together and take care of this. By contrast, a lot of their other coins are very well done. 3. Reality has set in and people have realized 1 million coins does not a rarity make. Although I'm not a super fan of these anymore, I think they are worth owning for those who like the designs.[/QUOTE]
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