Canadian vs us dollar coins

unclemac

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supply and demand...in this case especially demand. the more folk that want to collect a thing drive up the price of that thing based on its supply. more...by a factor of maybe 10... folk choose to collect U.S. coinage, prices go up. Canada also floods the market every year with all sorts of non-circulation silver, gold and commemorative coins, made exclusively for the collector market. these coins often have a nominal value..$1...$20...$100 etc. but the mint slaps a premium on them that doesn't keep its value 10 years down the road...and thus they revert to little more than bullion value. there is a lot more than my simplistic explanation, but these are the basics....condition, mintage and market.
 

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nobody knows, its already at historical highs not seen in decades, so if you're looking to speculate you need to go someplace that the currency has not gone to for a long long time.
 

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