Sir Kaiser, you’re still on a roll. Confucius say, two wrongs not make right, but two rights make U-turn.

Antonio, maybe your conundrum is a riddle, wrapped in a mystery, inside an enigma.

My conundrum is should I buy a three rolls purchase or an uncirculated and proof set, which costs less? Also, how am I going to unload all those coins in a roll if I only need one of each. I’d rather buy one from a dealer after the prices stabilize.

EXZZZZZACTLY Kaiser. Foreign mints produce much lower volume with many of their gold & silver collector coins.

Kaiser,

U.S. Mint stated they wanted to be more in line with other mints pricings around world who charge more for their medals (and coins). Other mints around globe routinely offer sale prices at deep discounts throughout year where our Mint just keeps same high prices.

U.S. Mint needs to come back to reality and decide if they want to help encourage coin collecting with low to medium pricings for their products or if just want to gouge market and put brakes on folks’ interest in coin collecting. Strict household limits can prevent hoarding to afford access to more buyers purchasing from Mint.

Wonder what median age is for coin collectors? How many young folks coming in nowadays? Younger crowd more interested in digital/crypto coins and NFTs.