NN Update 2006 W Unc is KING of the W Uncs ! - 2007 W Unc American Silver Eagles - 476,009!
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Sales of 2007 W Unc American Silver Eagles :
7/03/07 228,872
7/10/07 282,386
7/17/07 325,335
7/24/07 358,443
7/31/07 369,115
8/07/07 383,669
8/14/07 391,080
8/21/07 395,180
9/05/07 468,770
9/10/07 476,009 = 6,009 Coins OVER the 2006 W Unc ASE Mintage!!
7/03/07 228,872
7/10/07 282,386
7/17/07 325,335
7/24/07 358,443
7/31/07 369,115
8/07/07 383,669
8/14/07 391,080
8/21/07 395,180
9/05/07 468,770
9/10/07 476,009 = 6,009 Coins OVER the 2006 W Unc ASE Mintage!!
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Hoard the keys.
Box of 20
Box of 20
The number of 2007-W Uncs. will remain static until the Mint gears back up for the Fall surge!!!
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Ren
<< <i>KING Silver has been Crowned! >>
Let the Festival of Milkspots, now commence!
<< <i>KING Silver has been Crowned! >>
What about 2006-W AGE Unc and APE Unc, Coinboy!!!!!!
What was the mint's final numbers on them????
<< <i>The '95W ASE is still the true King....
with the Rev. Proof hot on it's heel's...............................in 20 years.
Too many positive BST transactions with too many members to list.
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<< <i>The '95W ASE is still the true King....
with the Rev. Proof hot on it's heel's...............................in 20 years. >>
The 2000 Millenium SAE has a mintage of approx..75,000...!!!!
Rank....Mintage.........Description
1 -483... $50 Pan Pac-Round 1915
2 -645... $50 Pan Pac Oct 1915
3 -687... $20 Matte Proof Saint 1908-1915
4 -768... $10 Matte Proof Indian Gold 1908-1915
5 -1077... $5 Matte Proof Indian gold 1908-1915
6 -1100... Proof Seated Dime Small Wreath 1858-1859
7 -2058... $3 Proof Princess Gold 1859-1889
8 -2577... $50 2006 PLATinum Eagle Unc- Legislative................new
9 -2666... $10 Proof Liberty Gold 1859-1907
10 -2676... $25 2006 PLATinum Eagle Unc- Legislative................new
11 -2857... $2.5 Matte Proof Indian Gold 1908-1915
12 -2938... $5 Proof Liberty Gold 1859-1907
13 -3106... $20 Proof Liberty Gold 1859-1907
14 -3168... $100 2006 PLATinum Eagle Unc- Legislative..............new
15 -3544... $10 2006 PLATinum Eagle Unc- Legislative................new
4 COIN SET 2006-W PLATS WERE ROUGHLY 1996 SETS AND ARE INCLUDED IN TOTALS
Isn't that like grouping all the Platinum Proof together? I have a Barber half proof with a mintage around 700 and that's fairly typical for classic coins in proof condition.
I knew it would happen.
What can we say to such things. When I was given the numbers from the July report and it said 3168, 2577, 2676 and 3544 I almost fell over. These things are going to be EVIL in 10 years. Look how hard it is to find single high grade (NGC or PCGS 70) 2004 Proof Platinum halves 3 years after issue or Unc Robinson Gold $5 10 years after issue. We shall see what it takes to be a MEGA coin after the presidential, judicial, perfect union, estabilsh justice, tranquility, common defense, general welfare and blessings of liberty etc. reverse plats have built the set.
2,577 is a LOW MINTAGE............................................
<< <i>ttown. Yes it is. He is giving the lowest mintage TYPE. Since the 2006-W was a 1-year type, only one year gets grouped. >>
I guess it's a play on words. I consider this a series of 3 coins not a 1 year coin. When I see 19th century proof 64's going for just over a grand and a mintage of 700ish I would think this shows what the long term value of these coins might be if the Platinum series as a whole gets to the point they aren't collected as a set. We'll see, I really don't worry about how much they might be worth since I'm a collector and not a flipper. I've got a full set of the business strikes as well as the proofs and UNC W's, it's not like I'm a hater since I've collect this set the last 5 years. I just think some of the modern folks have unrealistic expectations as to the long term worth. Never in my mind would I consider a coin minted over 475,000 a good long term hold. Collect what you enjoy or you might be sorry or at least get them from the mint where you don't have to pay these stupid prices. JMO
I think what were seeing is just like in the early 80's, a coin boom that has made prices crazy. When it goes south all these coins (classics too) will go south too. The leason I learn living in the last boom is if you have material you don't need sell it and wait, you can more than likely get it much cheaper in the future. Just look housing right now, there going to be bargins when this thing bust wide open.
There were some rather odd numbers shifting around in the Gold fractionals at one point that weren't explainable by looking at the ordering trends. Any thoughts?
I knew it would happen.
One of the first things that must be considered in determining long term price growth of a coin is will the set be collected by type or date and mint mark. Mintages are only relevant in that context.
<< <i>Eric, any similar revisions on the 2006-W Gold fractionals, per chance?
There were some rather odd numbers shifting around in the Gold fractionals at one point that weren't explainable by looking at the ordering trends. Any thoughts? >>
I have not looked at the gold closing events and reports closely and have not asked for final numbers so I don't know.