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Message:: [QUOTE="Vess1, post: 578037, member: 13650"]bhp3rd, I'll help you out!     Jefferson Nickel 1950-D Production total =  2.6 million  (1/12th of 2009 mintage)       Horded in mass.  Nearly 60 years old and high MS examples can be had for less than $15.   So what's really the prospect for 2009s, even in 60 years?     Reality checks:    - 2.6 million being the lowest mintage of them all, still isn't that low.    - Just because 33 million is less than 100 or 500 million doesn't make 33 million a small number!    - Give them a chance to come out!  Once it's realized how plentiful all this 2009 stuff will be, everyone will already be moved on to the next big, supposedly rare, thing.  And prices will plummet.     -  At best, it could be a repeat of the 50-D.  Hording.  Huge price bubble.   Many people overpay to get them now.  Bubble bursts much sooner.  At best you're left with maybe a roll of $2-$3 coins for your grandkids........ in 60 years.       Bigger fish to fry guys.[/QUOTE]