Those special rare limited edition coins are all a scam, so no.

You wouldn't scam a Maple leaf

No, buy actual commodities like gold or sliver, not coins that don't go up in value.

Basically a coin has value because of something that happened, it's not created with the value at the beginning. Rarity through time passing or an error or something like that makes it rare and desirable. If a resource has value like gold, then you want the pure resource and not the resource molded into something else which will then have its priced increased artificially.
An amazing collector's edition gold coin is made from like $50 of gold and sold for $500. It's a complete scam that preys on gullible people and it's a well known thing. I think it's even lead to investigations, but I could be wrong on that.

>>131214
a 250$ silver coin sold for 2800$

>>131212
the thumbnail looks like a tiny egg cooker

was wanting to grab some costco gold

>>131229
wasn't sure if this was some sort of joke but costco actually sells gold...
Can't see the price but I guess it's 2% higher or is this one of those scams where they try to capitalize on people who believe all of organized civilization will collapse?