GOLD 25th Anniversary American Gold Eagle Set GOLD

itsnotjustme

Could they?

Would they?

Just think about the pricing! 5 1 Oz coins.....

jeremym

<< <i>Could they?

Would they?

Just think about the pricing! 5 1 Oz coins..... >>



No way. Once items become pricier than a couple grand, the customer base rapidly declines. Then again, the government has done crazier things!

Batman23

$10K per set. That might keep sales down for the common flipper.

coolest

isn't it too late?

khayse

You're trying to break me financially, aren't you?

-Keith

Bochiman

They could have, at the start of the year. Right now, they would have had to have everything already in place and basically already minted.
I don't think they could do it this close to the end of the year, from scratch

Type2

Or a two coin set with the Rev PR in Gold and Silver.

AnkurJ

I can see a 1/2 ounce three coin set. Unc, Proof, Reverse proof.

SereneDude

A 3 gold coin 1/10 oz set of Burnished BU, Proof and Reverse Proof would be affordable by many collectors.
They could probably do it for < $700.
Make them all with "S" mint marks just to ensure that collectors will need them to complete their collections!

epcjimi1

The only response is:

I'M IN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

CoinCrazyPA

I think a 1/10 oz is to small for a reverse proof, minimum 1/4 oz, even that maybe to small.

Bullsitter

MINTAGE OF 500

stealer

<< <i>MINTAGE OF 500 >>


Imagine the scramble...

MacCrimmon

They should strike the SAEs in gold; one burnished S-mint, and one RP.

Mintage: 2500; limit one per household.....price? 40% over the spot weight of an SAE planchet.

GRANDAM

<< <i>A 3 gold coin 1/10 oz set of Burnished BU, Proof and Reverse Proof would be affordable by many collectors.
They could probably do it for < $700.
Make them all with "S" mint marks just to ensure that collectors will need them to complete their collections! >>



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Sounds good to me

I'm in for a set

GrandAm

ajman

<< <i>$10K per set. That might keep sales down for the common flipper. >>

This is a perfect example why they should bring back the burnished fractionals. With gold prices out of reach for most joe sixpacks, me included, it makes perfect sense. Not everyone can afford the one oz. coins anymore.