2021 Peace And Morgan Dollars!

I'm sorry but that just sounds silly. The mint cannot turn a profit unless there are collectors interested in their products. If there is a demand for a product why should we be upset with them filling it? It's not at the expense of the collector if it's the collector who wants it.

In the end doesn't really matter, I'm a buyer of these if they come out. I'm not an active collector of commemorative coins as 90% lose value, other than now in which every collectible is stoopid priced I used to buy commemoratives for melt. Since I like Bison comms the only one of the set that cost more than melt was the Native American reissue of the Bison Nickel. So I'm all for reissues! I won't buy the regular issued 2021 comms so unless the mint produces something I want, I'm not spending money .

But I will agree with "commens" on one thing the mint is now on a slope of becoming like the Canada mint, we have colored coins, multiple issues, w coins, privy marks, in the end the mintage will get lower as people don't buy the coins as they won't have much collectibility short term, but as the Hawaii commemorative shows sometimes the mint hits it out of the park.

Knowing what's a dud or a hit won't be known for decades, and most of us will be dead at the time.

@Darth Morgan: I'm sorry, I didn't realize that I couldn't express my opinion if it differed from yours.

If you've read my posts over the years, I think you would see that I'm not self-righteous or believe that I am part of "some mysterious morality police." I have always believed that everyone should collect what makes them happy, regardless of how others view it - I've stated such many times over the years. That philosophy holds for these coins as well. Just because I don't agree with them being issued, doesn't mean that other collectors should feel they shouldn't buy and enjoy them. We all have to collect what makes us happy!

I simply have a different view of this coinage proposal based on the context of what collectors have been subjected to in the past. Whether you agree with my view or not, I believe I am entitled to express it! Just as you are free to express your views.

When these items were proposed as bonafide commemorative coins, I was completely on board. Now that they are being produced in a governmental loophole, I am not excited about the prospect of what will undoubtedly result - a flood of who knows what...

I hope that this particular instance is a case of the Mint responding to collector sentiment. Remember when we were asked to support this commemorative issue a few months back? I was one of the collectors who contacted my congressmen and asked that they support the program. I'm pretty sure that many, many collectors did so. That's what makes me think that they are trying to provide something that the collecting community asked for - even if it is done through technicality.

I anticipate a fairly healthy upside potential for these issues, especially if the premium isn't charged as is the case for actual commemorative coins. These will be a sell-out (depending on what sort of limits are imposed, if any.) And, I would imagine that the items will hold value to a certain extent.

Am I a buyer? Right now, I'm most definitely a "maybe."

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I hope limited release but not 30000

I wouldn't mind annual releases for the future. I would collect them like I did the ASE bullion.

I do not collect either series, so whether or not I buy them will depend on the packaging.

I will most definitely buy a hypothetical two coin set if it were packaged the same as the silver dollar and medal sets of the last two years.