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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Pacecar, post: 1949673, member: 29388&quot;]I think that will be a good thing for these coins(value wise). I would assume that the mint will not do any more odd-shaped coins again and that would keep these unique. Also with a 400,000 total mintage, they should end up around the 2001 buffalos(price-wise). I know the buffalo nickel design is one of the most popular designs and that is what keeps the price up for them, but I think the fact that these coins appeal not only to coin collectors but to baseball fans as well, will help the price to rise on these. I also think the Uncirculated Silver $1 will end up being the big winner in the long run. </p><p>Proof $1 mintage - 262,091</p><p>Uncirculated $1 mintage - 137,909</p><p>That is a 124,182 people who won&#039;t be able to have both a proof and unc. If you can hold onto your UNCs for awhile, you will benefit nicely.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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