The oldest running series here, going back to 1967, with a real historical wrinkle: U.S. buyers building a set may find a noticeably thinner secondary market for dates struck during the 1980s import-ban years, since fewer of those coins entered U.S. collections at the time. That's worth knowing before you assume every year is equally easy to find — some genuinely aren't, for reasons that have nothing to do with mintage numbers.
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No — dates struck during the 1980s import-ban years have a noticeably thinner U.S. secondary market, since fewer of those coins entered American collections at the time. It's not a mintage issue, just a distribution one.
To 1967, its first year of issue — making it the oldest continuously-running modern bullion coin series covered on this site, aside from the much older Sovereign.