Will the reverse proof silver eagle be considered a part of the proof run?

robertpr

With a mintage of 250,000, if it is widely accepted to be a part of the proof eagles set, I think it could do quite well pricewise, long term. Otherwise, forget it.

Personally, I think it will be an offshoot type coin, maybe considered part of the BU set, or considered really optional. What do you all think?

jamakin

I think the 2006 reverse proof has a mintage of 250,000. It was only offered in the ASE 20th anniversary set and those were limited to 250,000.

GAT

Mintage was 250k and the inserts read PF--.

Edited to add: You might be thinking of the gold reverse proofs which had a mintage of 10k.

Newb

Maybe he meant to type "gold"?

coinman420

really good eggnog?

Newb

<< <i>really good eggnog? >>



Dam drunk coyote!

GAT

Maybe Wiley finally beats the Road Runner tonight. Who knows, it's Christmas Eve. Everyone's nipping on the sauce.

Merry Christmas

Bear

Hick!

Smitty79

It may become a series 'stopper' for some in the future but it is not by far optional for any serious Eagle collector.

Oh yea, I voted proof. If it looks like a proof and quacks like a proof....it's a proof.

BECOKA

I suspect it will be part of the proof set.

Unless of course they start producing the Reverse Proof every year in which case it could have it's own category. Then it would be only part of the complete MS, Proof and Reverse Proof set.

robertpr

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Nah, I meant silver, but I got the mintage all fuddernutted up.