I agree....The mint may start making some of them unavailable, like they have done with other items, due to slow sales of those items.
If the mint has them available, they will continue to sell them.... but they will not mint any more than needed. So although a coin may be available a year or two down the road, it doesn't mean that the mint is still minting them, all it means is that the mint hasn't depleted their inventory on hand.
say gold goes to $1200. They will pull the product instead of changing the price. I can you promise you that.
I don't know about that. Remember the Madison FS coin.... was selling for $509... then the Monroe FS coin came out and it jumped up to $620 because the price of gold went up. We all thought the Mint was going to increase the price of the Madison, but were surpised to see that they didn't. You can still purchase the Madison (which BTW, is a 2007) for $509. It is still high, but compared to the other FS coins, its a bargin. But at $1200/oz who knows what they will do. Danr you could be right about them pulling it. But I can tell you one thing for sure... if gold hits $1200, the FS coins won't be $620 anymore.... thats for sure. And I don't know what I will do.
ok the good news ordered the coin bad news my third replacement from th emint also ucked for the 2008 silver set so i am sending it back for complete refund