When will the 2006 AGE "W" sets sell out?

billboat

They are still available, which means the fractional mintage figures are still out there--will they all still come in under the 1991s? And--should those who bought have them slabbed? Just curious!

bigbadchad777

Good question.
Does anybody know?

billboat

Does anyone else have any information?

aficionado

No info.

but the latest NN had about 2200 4 coin sets sold.

I would think if they had a ton of 4-coin sets left, they wouldn't have sold out the fractionals. I mean, they might as well make money where they can. The question is; how many fractionals did they save for the 4-coin sets?

I'll throw a number out there and guess they have 5000 4-coin sets total, that would leave 2700 more to sell. This would still keep the 1/4 and 1/2 under 10,000, but may take a little longer because people don't want to pay for the 1 oz'er.

I just can't imagine they have 10,000 - 1/2, 1/4 and 1/10 waiting for people to buy the 4-coin set.

Goldbully

<< <i>No info.

but the latest NN had about 2200 4 coin sets sold.

I would think if they had a ton of 4-coin sets left, they wouldn't have sold out the fractionals. I mean, they might as well make money where they can. The question is; how many fractionals did they save for the 4-coin sets?

I'll throw a number out there and guess they have 5000 4-coin sets total, that would leave 2700 more to sell. This would still keep the 1/4 and 1/2 under 10,000, but may take a little longer because people don't want to pay for the 1 oz'er.

I just can't imagine they have 10,000 - 1/2, 1/4 and 1/10 waiting for people to buy the 4-coin set. >>




There was a lot of excitement over these AGE fractional Unc's last week.....maybe a new ground swell will arise.

I assume they mint more of these guys when compared to their platinum counterpart.

ericj96

"I'll throw a number out there and guess they have 5000 4-coin sets total, that would leave 2700 more to sell. This would still keep the 1/4 and 1/2 under 10,000, but may take a little longer because people don't want to pay for the 1 oz'er."


I think he is correct. I have reason to believe that 5000 or less is the number.


Best Wishes,

Eric

billboat

I hope so--got to pay for my wife's new Lexus!!! She, unfortunately, doesn't collect coins--much to my dismay! Not that my AGEs will pay for it--but they will make a dent. No posts wanted from those who say don't spend real money for a rapidly depreciating asset--but as I said it's my wife's Lexus--I drive a 1993 Trooper. Still, I wonder, should I send them all to PCGS if I want to make some money--I won't hold too long as they aren't collector coins--just trendy bullion. Have a great New Year!!