little interest in Z6E Gold?

57loaded

any ides? (the 4 -coin 2006 W gold set)

I know it took some time to sell out and the prices on the bay are above mint by a few hundred, guess it's just stagnant now?

Loaded

Weiss

They've appreciated 30% in a matter of months, but they are first and foremost a bullion series so they're closely tied to the value of the gold in the sets. Gold has been significantly lower in the last few weeks--but that seems to have turned around.

Mine are staying in their sealed box for the long haul. If they appreciate dramatically: cool. If they hold ground against inflation: cool.

But I'm not planning on selling. These are keepers.

pf70collector

These won't increase until the 07 mintages are final. I am not selling mine.

57loaded

thanks to both reposnes!

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Cladiator

WTH is Z6E?

Rarity

I believe the odd of 2007 AGE burnished Unc being low mintage is VERY HIGH due to different variations to be introduced in 2007 (AGE burnished, Buffalo burnished, proof, Platinum burnished, 10th Anniversary, Spouse Gold coins, etc)

Bochiman

<< <i>WTH is Z6E? >>



Most likely it is the USMint's numbering system for the gold.

planetsteve

<< <i>WTH is Z6E? >>



US Mint lingo for last year's uncirculated gold Eagles -- specifically the 4-coin set.

planetsteve

<< <i>I believe the odd of 2007 AGE burnished Unc being low mintage is VERY HIGH due to different variations to be introduced in 2007 (AGE burnished, Buffalo burnished, proof, Platinum burnished, 10th Anniversary, Spouse Gold coins, etc) >>



The Mint seems to be quiet about all these options. I believe that most of those variations will indeed be sold, but I also see that the Uncirculated (or burnished) options will be offered in the coming couple of months. That leaves plenty of time before wide awareness of a late summer or fall launch of the Buffalo and Plat 10th anniversary offerings. (And where are the Spouse Golds, anyway?)

Good thinking though....