Well I wouldnt say it will hold down the burnished coins, but obviously the reverse proofs are rarer. Also note what about the emergency issues from the philadelphia mint with no mint marks. Those had to be submitted in the monster boxes to the grading companies. I am guilty of buying one from 2021 and one from 2020, graded by NGC in mint state 69. Thats all I could afford. So hoping those too will be worth something for my daughter in the future. I try to stay as diverse as I can. Like I got the limited edition proof sets from the US mint. The year when both the old and the new issue Eagles were included. What will be the mint production numbers for them to make them a rarity. So I look at it from all points of view. Even the congratulations folders, ETC. Well thanks again to everybody who helped on this post. Be well all.