The numbers seem to vary to some extent, but these are close enough. Issuing 250,000 of the reverse proofs should generate enough interest to drive the price up to a nice level. The 1995-W is by far the champ, but in the more realistic realm, the 1994-P is the (runner up) leader of the pack in terms of price in the $180-200 range for a coin with an issue price of somewhere near $20.
Given that the 2006 Reverse proof will be less than the 1994 mintage, its reasonable to see it near $300 before too long. Kiyote nailed it in another thread a day or so ago.
Eric
EAC member since 2011, one third of the way through my 1793 large cent type set
Comments
Seriously. It's annoying.
1986-S 1,446,778
1987-S 904,732
1988-S 557,370
1989-S 617,694
1990-S 695,510
1991-S 511,925
1992-P 498,654
1993-P 403,625
1994-P 372,168
1995-P 407,822
1995-W 30,125
1996-P 498,293
1997-P 436,350
1998-P 450,728
1999-P 549,330
2000-P 600,743
2001-W 746,398
2002-W 647,342
2003-W 747,831
2004-W 801,602
2005-W 701,606
2006-W 750,000 ?
The numbers seem to vary to some extent, but these are close enough. Issuing 250,000 of the reverse proofs should generate enough interest to drive the price up to a nice level. The 1995-W is by far the champ, but in the more realistic realm, the 1994-P is the (runner up) leader of the pack in terms of price in the $180-200 range for a coin with an issue price of somewhere near $20.
Given that the 2006 Reverse proof will be less than the 1994 mintage, its reasonable to see it near $300 before too long. Kiyote nailed it in another thread a day or so ago.
Eric