Antonio, I don’t think people that are buying bullion struck gold or silver coins are doing so based on rarity of numbers. They are loading up as a hedge against a devalued dollar (keep those printing presses running), high inflation, and lack of confidence in our Fed and Administration. It’s always been wise to hold about 5% of your wealth in hard assets. I’ve collected both silver and gold coins over the years, with most being silver due to cost .Now I have to wait until summer to be able to purchase the Morgan and Peace dollars. Since the government wants to press Morgans and Peace dollars again, why don’t they renovate the Carson City and/or the New Orleans Mint so they could press some? With the trillions of dollars we blow on useless foreign wars, would an expense output of $50 billion to get a couple presses up and running be a worthwhile effort. At the very least, the south should have a mint operational. They could add a large premium on those coins and who would care! I know since the Unions would get the work they’d blow through $50 billion just cleaning the windows.

The more that are sold, the lower their value will be in the future. It’s the low mintages that rule the day.