Value help please...1994 AGE Set

cjmezz

Got a chance to pick up a 1994 "W" AGE set.......i know its 1.85 oz, but was wondering if there is anymore then just the gold value on these?
Thanks
CJ

gsa1fan

Proof gold should sell higher than MS. Board member Segoja in man to ask

jmski52

PCGS Price Guide lists the coins in PR-69 as: $235 + $500 + $920 + $1,825 = $3,480.

1.85 oz of gold @$1,600 = $2,960.

I don't know how much premium the 1994-W Proof AGEs command on ebay, but it might be worth knowing. None of the 1994 coins could be called low mintage, relative to the other dates.

If I didn't collect these, my main concern would be potential resale value and liquidity in flipping mode. I'd be inclined to pay a nominal premium over melt, but not very much. Liquidity requires forfeiture of any collector premium, in my opinion.

My Fair Value estimate = $3,050.

derryb

Raw four coin set going for 3200-3400 on ebay these days. No extra value for 1994.

Coins101

<< <i>Raw four coin set going for 3200-3400 on ebay these days. No extra value for 1994. >>



And after fees, the value is right in the ball park with what jmski52 said.

derryb

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<< <i>Raw four coin set going for 3200-3400 on ebay these days. No extra value for 1994. >>



And after fees, the value is right in the ball park with what jmski52 said. >>


Ebay buyers pay no fees, they are paying the full $3200-3400 on ebay. OP can expect to pay about the same. Fees are ebay seller's overhead just as a B&M has its overhead. Overhead affects seller's net, not buyer's paying price (value) in an auction. Question is, "Can OP find a better price at a B&M?"