1995 W 10th Anniversary Set - 2 Boxes question
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I have a question regarding my 1995 W Anniversary Set with the Silver Eagle, which I purchased new from the US Mint. The original set was sent in a small burgandy box with a note enclosed stating the velvet Presentation Box was not yet available and would be shipped at a later date. Indeed, the presentation box did arrive a few weeks later.
My question is how the additional box would affect the value of the set. I would guess the fact that the Presentation Box was not yet available would place my set in the very early run of the mintage. I have researched this but found nothing else listed. My 1995 W Silver Eagle has not been professionally graded, but appears a high-grade deep cameo example.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
My question is how the additional box would affect the value of the set. I would guess the fact that the Presentation Box was not yet available would place my set in the very early run of the mintage. I have researched this but found nothing else listed. My 1995 W Silver Eagle has not been professionally graded, but appears a high-grade deep cameo example.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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I'm not sure about the boxes, but the 1995-W SAE proof is worth thousands of dollars.
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I think you are correct. My 95 W has been examined by many and it gets a 69DCAM each time. Some say 70, who know I don't care, I love it all the same. Thats cool that you are the original owner. Love that provinance!
Dan
On a similiar thought I have a set of 36 Columbias' that have the original paper work with them I love them even though they got a MS 63.
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They are trending between 2.8k and 4K right now.
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<< <i>This set has jumped in price from $4000.00 to over $5000.00 in the past 6 months. I believe it will continue to climb. The SAE now goes for over $4000.00 alone. >>
Does anyone understand the concept of rising for a fall? ... Perhaps a BIG FALL
The mintage on the 1995-W Proof silver eagle was 30,125, and most all of those coins still exist, in pretty much the same condition as when they left the mint.
30,125 coins is one hell of a high mintage for a coin that you say is worth more than $4,000. ESPECIALLY when most all of the mintage STILL EXISTS.
I'd be concerned about getting involved with this, but hey, I'm just a modern basher. BUT that are lots of classic coins with mintages that small and survival rates that are much lower that don't sell for as much.
The 5$ gold Jackie Robinson MS with a mintage of just over 5,100 is trading at roughly $2,400. these days while the 1996 Silver 1$ Olympic Commemoratives with mintages far less than the 1995-W are trading for around the $300. to $350. range. If I had a 1995-W Eagle and could get $4,000. for it, it would be gone!
STILL, $4 grand is a lot of money for a coin with a mintage of 30 thousand + and a surviving population like that ...