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Could the After Market in Gold Reverse Proofs = The Tulip Buying Frenzy ?

In Holland in 1634 Tulip Bulbs were sought after as "investments" and sold for upwards of $500 per Bulb---People went Nuts, and Fortunes were Lost. Could the Reverse Gold Proofs create a similar Buying Frenzy on the After Markets ????
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What are the differences?
1) These have an intrinsic value to the metal.
4) The mintage is strictly limited.
10) If I bury these they will not produce more!
You mean like the Oceanview Nickel FDC?
just a member of the garlic family.
Camelot
From
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tulip_mania link
In 1623, a single bulb of a famous tulip variety could cost as much as a thousand Dutch florins (the average yearly income at the time was 150 florins). Tulips were also exchanged for land, valuable livestock, and houses. Allegedly, a good trader could earn sixty thousand florins a month.