2006 W 20th Anniv Silver Eagle Blue Label NGC MS69

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I read that since the blue label on the NGC slab indicates that this particular ASE came from the gold set it commands a higher price because of the lower mintage.

Does PCGS have similar wording on their slabs?

I was unaware that the prices were getting so high.

Is this a true statement? If so will it soon reach the prices of the reverse proof? Or pass it?

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<< <i>I read that since the blue label on the NGC slab indicates that this particular ASE came from the gold set it commands a higher price because of the lower mintage. >>

- NO. The COIN does not have a lower mintage....the SLAB does The ASE is indistinguable from any of the other 469,999 ASEs that are UNC and W mintmarked.



<< <i>Does PCGS have similar wording on their slabs? >>

- Nope. Just "20th Annv" and maybe "1st Strike".



<< <i>I was unaware that the prices were getting so high. >>

- Yep, they are



<< <i>Is this a true statement? If so will it soon reach the prices of the reverse proof? Or pass it? >>

Is what a true statement? The UNC is climbing, and the uncs are more popularly collected, I believe, so it will have huge demand, but I do think, depending on what the mint does in the future (any more RPs or not), the RP will be 2nd only to the 1995W in popularity/price. Just my $0.02 worth on that.