MS-70 Silver American Eagles

Tootawl

Out of the 54,226 SAEs in the PCGS population report, only 12 have been graded MS-70. Does anyone have one of the 12? I wonder how much they would go for.

For you statistic weanies, that comes to 0.0221296% being MS-70.

DCAMFranklin

That doesn't even include the 100s of thousands that have come in bulk submissions that did not meet the minimum standard for slabbing. i.e. most bulk submission dealers will require a MS-69 grade, or higher, in order for the coin to be placed in a slab. All others are returned to the tubes and sent back to the submitter.

All those coins not holdered are NOT included in the Population numbers.

TWQG

<< <i>For you statistic weanies, that comes to 0.0221296% being MS-70. >>



Actually 0.022% would be the correct way to present your result (significant figures)

MS-70 Silver Eagles? I'd be willing to bet that High Desert has one.

ccrdragon

The only MS-70 that I've herad of sold for about $3500 (several years ago).

Tootawl

<< <i>Actually 0.022% would be the correct way to present your result (significant figures) >>


I'm a computer weanie. I need to be as precise as I can.

wingedliberty

No, but I do have an NGC example.

Brian.

GOLDENBOY

DCAMFRANKLIN,

do you know how much pcgs charge those coins submitted by bulk that do not get slabbed? Also, do you know how much they charge per coin if they are submitted by bulk? Thanks.

GOLDENBOY

DCAMFRANKLIN,

do you know how much pcgs charge those coins submitted by bulk that do not get slabbed? Also, do you know how much they charge per coin if they are submitted by bulk? Thanks.

trozau

echo

Tootawl

<< <i>No, but I do have an NGC example. >>


The chances of one of those crossing over are almost 0%.

airplanenut

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<< <i>No, but I do have an NGC example. >>


The chances of one of those crossing over are almost 0%. >>

No, actually exactly 0%- PCGS requires to see the rims of a coin for a 70, so they can only cross if it is cracked out.

Jeremy