I was checking pricing on E-bay for some of my Gold Eagles today. I have some of the 2007-W $25 Unc`s, Graded PCGS MS70 First Strike. I noticed some NGC 70`s for sale, But the PCGS versions are never for sale anymore. Anyone know what they are going for lately?
I track them, but I haven't seen any PCGS MS70 FS coins sell since I have been tracking them.
The NGC MS-70 ERs have been around $1,400.00, but I've also seen an NGC MS-69 go for $1,470.00 and an OGP coin went for $1,468.00. The PCGS FS might get you a bit more, but $1,400.00 plus or minus $50.00 seems to be the range.
All of the "W" 1/2 ozers went on a nice rise a few months ago.
Again, none of the data included a PCGS MS-70 FS.
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<< <i>The average with 8/10 fixes done is $1392.19
They jump the price to the range indicated by the average. So, that's 1 level up right now, barring some sharp decline in gold. If the fixes tomorrow are both $1431.25 or both add to $2862.50, then we will jump by 2 levels >>
<< <i>Somebody can have my 2010 AGE Proof Set. Just cancelled. >>
I think it is a good move to cancel the set: 1. They are nowhere near sellout yet 2. The possibility of price reduction in coming week is much higher than the possibility of a price increase.
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33,000 each bullion. 27,000 each "P" mint (unc. or proof?)
I think we can forget buying them at a *slight* premium to melt. >>
Thanks for posting, Overdate. The mintages are so close to each other, it'll be interesting to see which version ends up having more demand. If the bullion versions are manhandled (as I'd expect), I would think that nicer specimens could quickly command hefty premiums.
Margaret Taylor First Spouse is history! The last sales numbers I saw was 43 hundred and some change on the proofs. Could this be the new key for proof Spouses???
<< <i>If you dont have a $10 Van Buren liberty MS Gold, go buy one now...... >>
I remember buying a batch of them (more than usual) 'cause I liked the design and sent them all in for grading at PCGS. They were beauties and every single one got a 69.. I think I sold all but one for near cost but maybe I shouldn't have.
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<< <i>Margaret Taylor First Spouse is history! The last sales numbers I saw was 43 hundred and some change on the proofs. Could this be the new key for proof Spouses??? >>
I doubt it. As of Nov. 22 there were 4,787 proofs sold, very close to the last known Julia Tyler proof mintage. I haven't seen any updates since then, but I'm guessing that enough sold in the final 10 days to overtake Julia.
Where are you guys ordering your MVB Uncs? They went off sale over a year ago at the mint...
BTW - the Buchanan proof ship date has moved up to 12/3. That's tomorrow. The latest striking must have made it's way to PBGS and they will start filling tomorrow...maybe...
<<"I think I sold all but one for near cost but maybe I shouldn't have." Correct>>
<<Mint State Van Buren Liberty Gold is going to get expensive. >>
See...once again...if you had only bought at least one of everything that Eric lists in his book as a must have, these things wouldn't have happened!!!
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<< <i>The 2006-W $10 burnished plat was lower mintage than 2008-w
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<< <i>Looks like the 4 coin set is now red. Sprung for one set, see if I get it. >>
I broke down and ordered one - backordered w/cancel box. I'll likely send it back or cancel unless the flip looks promising.
The NGC MS-70 ERs have been around $1,400.00, but I've also seen an NGC MS-69 go for $1,470.00 and an OGP coin went for $1,468.00. The PCGS FS might get you a bit more, but $1,400.00 plus or minus $50.00 seems to be the range.
All of the "W" 1/2 ozers went on a nice rise a few months ago.
Again, none of the data included a PCGS MS-70 FS.
I knew it would happen.
<< <i>The average with 8/10 fixes done is $1392.19
They jump the price to the range indicated by the average. So, that's 1 level up right now, barring some sharp decline in gold. If the fixes tomorrow are both $1431.25 or both add to $2862.50, then we will jump by 2 levels >>
My guess is no price increase next wed.
<< <i>Looks like the 4 coin set is now red. Sprung for one set, see if I get it. >>
Don't know why you would be worried, NN says 17,000 of 39,000 4 coins sets sold. There won't be a sell out anytime soon.
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<< <i>Somebody can have my 2010 AGE Proof Set. Just cancelled. >>
I think it is a good move to cancel the set:
1. They are nowhere near sellout yet
2. The possibility of price reduction in coming week is much higher than the possibility of a price increase.
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<< <i>Looks like Margaret Taylor First Spouse is about to go off sale. >>
Anyone have a clue as to the mintage of these coins?
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<< <i>Looks like Margaret Taylor First Spouse is about to go off sale. >>
Anyone have a clue as to the mintage of these coins? >>
As of Nov. 22:
Proof 4787
Unc. 3430.
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33,000 each bullion.
27,000 each "P" mint (unc. or proof?)
I think we can forget buying them at a *slight* premium to melt.
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<< <i>Looks like Margaret Taylor First Spouse is about to go off sale. >>
Anyone have a clue as to the mintage of these coins? >>
As of Nov. 22:
Proof 4787
Unc. 3430. >>
Thanks Overdate.
<< <i>2010 five-ounce silver quarter mintages:
33,000 each bullion.
27,000 each "P" mint (unc. or proof?)
I think we can forget buying them at a *slight* premium to melt. >>
Thanks for posting, Overdate. The mintages are so close to each other, it'll be interesting to see which version ends up having more demand. If the bullion versions are manhandled (as I'd expect), I would think that nicer specimens could quickly command hefty premiums.
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Thank you Eric, I also picked one up!
<< <i>If you dont have a $10 Van Buren liberty MS Gold, go buy one now...... >>
I remember buying a batch of them (more than usual) 'cause I liked the design and sent them all in for grading at PCGS. They were beauties and every single one got a 69.
Wondercoin
<< <i>If you dont have a $10 Van Buren liberty MS Gold, go buy one now...... >>
Why are Buren unc`s looking so hot? what is the most you would pay in today`s market?
<< <i>Margaret Taylor First Spouse is history! The last sales numbers I saw was 43 hundred and some change on the proofs. Could this be the new key for proof Spouses???
I doubt it. As of Nov. 22 there were 4,787 proofs sold, very close to the last known Julia Tyler proof mintage. I haven't seen any updates since then, but I'm guessing that enough sold in the final 10 days to overtake Julia.
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Mint State Van Buren Liberty Gold is going to get expensive.
<< <i>"I think I sold all but one for near cost but maybe I shouldn't have." Correct
Mint State Van Buren Liberty Gold is going to get expensive. >>
Hi Eric, Why! whats your thoughts on this one?
<< <i>If you dont have a $10 Van Buren liberty MS Gold, go buy one now...... >>
Just ordered mine!
Obviously, I have full trust in your word.
Eaglesea and any other new-comers,
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<< <i>Because final final mintage on it was 3,826 and its just a matter of time before the market at large knows it. >>
Eric, do you also have the final mintages for the Van Buren proof and the Jackson unc. and proof?
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<< <i>Because final final mintage on it was 3,826 and its just a matter of time before the market at large knows it. >>
Thanks, Eric. Just ordered one as well.
BTW - the Buchanan proof ship date has moved up to 12/3. That's tomorrow. The latest striking must have made it's way to PBGS and they will start filling tomorrow...maybe...
mbogoman
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<< <i>Because final final mintage on it was 3,826 and its just a matter of time before the market at large knows it. >>
Thanks, Eric. Just ordered one as well. >>
Where do you order from??
Thanks,
Miles
proof Van Buren = 6807
unc jackson 4609
unc van buren 3826
FINAL FINAL
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<< <i>Because final final mintage on it was 3,826 and its just a matter of time before the market at large knows it. >>
Thanks, Eric. Just ordered one as well. >>
Where do you order from??
Thanks,
Miles >>
I think they are ordering the Buchanan coin.
Wondercoin
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<< <i>Because final final mintage on it was 3,826 and its just a matter of time before the market at large knows it. >>
Thanks, Eric. Just ordered one as well. >>
Where do you order from??
Thanks,
Miles >>
I think they are ordering the Buchanan coin. >>
My bad, you think correctly!
Hopefully, the Buchanan coin does as well (or, as bad, as the case may be) as the Van Buren coin.
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Edited to add: Eric, the thread title now needs to be lengthened!
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<<Mint State Van Buren Liberty Gold is going to get expensive. >>
See...once again...if you had only bought at least one of everything that Eric lists in his book as a must have, these things wouldn't have happened!!!