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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Cloudsweeper99, post: 285079, member: 3011&quot;]I tend to disagree with that view.&nbsp; A plain old silver eagle may have more investment potential than a key date on a percentage basis.&nbsp; Key dates have done well in the past, but all that means is that it is possible that they are overpriced.&nbsp; Lets say you own one silver eagle and the price of silver doubles.&nbsp; The silver eagle will probably also just about double.&nbsp; But will a key date coin already selling for a few hundred dollars necessarily double in price because of a $13 increase in the price of silver?&nbsp; Maybe, maybe not.&nbsp; So I would submit that coins selling for prices reasonably close to bullion value are probably better investments than key date coins because there is less of a speculative premium built into the price.&nbsp; You just have to buy more of them.&nbsp; Even if you restrict your purchases to coins selling no more than 3X the bullion value, it still leaves a lot of room to collect.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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