What Would Be The Future Development Of The Secondary Market Of NCLT Silver Coins

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zhuyuecai Valued Member Canada 107 Posts	Posted 01/26/2026 6:25 pm It's interesting to see how the secondary market price will settle down given the current silver price change. Even though I didn't spent too much time in the forum, but I didn't stop collecting NCLT coins. I actually manage to buy and sell from the secondary market and eventually increase my collections in the last 3 years. But the current silver price rally really make me exiting, since this give me the feel of I am actually part of a historical event. I don't think the silver price will go back down to $45 or $50, I believe it will stop somewhere between $200 to $500 CAD per oz given the current change of the world politic and economic. I don't think this is good for coin collectors, since it is just too expensive for new collectors. Can you imagine that, I put a silver coin listed in ebay for a year, and was not able to sell it out. And I just sell it recently to my LCS with silver spot price minus the premium, and I get the amount I planned with the ebay listing. So now I just stop listing the coins I planned to put on ebay, just want to wait for the silver price settle down. And at the same time, looking for those old listing that forget to change the price and try get some profit over it. How do you think the NCLT coin secondary market will change given the current situation? Edited by zhuyuecai 01/26/2026 6:27 pm Report this Post to the Staff

john100 Pillar of the Community Canada 5324 Posts	Posted 01/26/2026 8:27 pm If silver reaches a certian level the mints like the RCM probably will create coins with .50 or .25 silver content. In the era of 2014 2013 the RCM was charging 99.00 for a 1 oz coin roughly 3 to 4 times bullion if they use the same ratio the 1 oz. coin would retail for 400 to 600 bucks each Report this Post to the Staff
zhuyuecai Valued Member Canada 107 Posts	Posted 01/27/2026 1:44 pm Make sense. The smaller coins will become the main products. Maybe the silver price change will attract more new collectors, this will also help the secondary market. Report this Post to the Staff
onecad Valued Member Canada 194 Posts	Posted 01/27/2026 6:15 pm We're certainly witnessing a resurgence in interest in coins on social media, fueled by the recent surge in silver prices. People are rummaging through their grandfather's old coins and trying to find out what they are worth. Report this Post to the Staff
john100 Pillar of the Community Canada 5324 Posts	Posted 01/27/2026 6:43 pm The new NCLT coins will probaly not be smaller just the silver content will be lower percent mixed with something like nickel or plated steel, hard to sell a 1 oz. silver coin at 400 to 600 bucks each, silver today is close to 150.00 Canadian. Report this Post to the Staff
sml New Member Canada 32 Posts	Posted 01/27/2026 8:18 pm I'm seeing more people buying NCLT lately. When I price my NCLT coins at spot, they usually sell within a day. Report this Post to the Staff
zhuyuecai Valued Member Canada 107 Posts	Posted 01/28/2026 7:50 pm That's for sure. After all NCLT is still pure silver, but it is sad that the numismatic value is not appreciated, just the bullion value. Report this Post to the Staff
jbuck Moderator United States 187446 Posts	Posted 01/29/2026 09:05 am Quote: it is sad that the numismatic value is not appreciated, just the bullion value. I agree. Feels like losing while winning. Coin Collector Since 1978 Avatar Old Avatar 7070 Eisenhower Australia Canada World CCF Members on eBay CCF eBay Search Engine Report this Post to the Staff
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