To Keep Or Not To Keep-- 2006 Nickel Non Magnetic, No P

I pondered this question in another thread, but thought it may be best to discuss it here.

I was wondering why there were no non-p nickels from 2002 to 2004 and I got a few thoughts on that.

I looked at the mintage numbers, and about 25% of the nickels were no-p in 2006.
The number was 43,008,000 which is almost 50% more than the "rare" 2001 no p at 30,035,000.

There are debates about keeping cupro-nickel coins since their melt values are getting close to the face value, and with ARP they will soon be gone.

I wonder if the fact that the 2006 no p no logo nickel is the last cupro-nickel coin made will mean anything. It is also the last non magnetic coin larger then 1¢ made in Canada,

I don't find lots of them, in fact I actually seem to find more of the 2001s

I will likely keep a roll or two of the good ones around, but I wondered if anyone else thinks it might amount to anything.