To me, higher temps is a trade off. Heat flows with temp difference, so it will help your coils work better but you will be prone to a bit more loss in underground pipes and boiler skin.
Good points about oxygen solubility and temp and I am glad to see the graph posted. I have occasionally seen it posted that keeping water above 180 eliminated oxygen. The graph and article shows that this is not the case.
Just want to add a couple points - while there is less ability to hold oxygen at higher temps, it does tend to be more reactive. It is also hard to remove oxygen from a water system - temp alone won't do it. As was pointed out in the article, industry uses an elaborate pre-boiler device called a deaerator. It's a thermo/mechanical pressure vessel to physically remove oxygen. Even then it is critical to treat water with chemical oxygen scavengers. So the take away is make sure you use a quality water treatment to counteract oxygen, which leads to rust/corrosion and metal wasting.