What is your case of 2006-W 20th Anniversary Silver Eagles worth??

Goldbully · November 15, 2007 9:21AM

I just did the math on my 30 PCGS graded 2006-W ASE's.

I paid the Mint $1000 for that wonderful box(10 sets of three 20th Anniversary ASE's).

I paid PCGS $466 for grading fees, return shipping, and the 20th Anniversary designation.

Shipping and handling from the Mint and shipping to PCGS was ~$50.

Using current PCGS pricing, the retail value of my Mint case is $7635(2 of the RP's were PR70, big help)

In summary, because of this great forum's advice and guidance, I was able to take $1500 and turn it into $7k in just a few months.

That was one of my greatest investments ever!!!

Anyone else do the math on their wonderful box of 2006-W 20th Anniversary Silver Eagles????

SNMAN · November 15, 2007 9:27AM

Just think what your profit margin would have been if you made 2 UNC 2006-W MS-70 FS 20th Anni

ibzman350 · November 15, 2007 9:30AM

<<In summary, because of this great forum's advice and guidance, I was able to take $1500 and turn it into $7k in just a few months.>>

Have you sold them yet???

Herb

SUMORADA · November 15, 2007 9:31AM

We had 43 sets, with 6 sets of NGC 70, the rest NGC 69, we sold to a dealer before the drop at 1800.00 for the 70's and 550.00 for the 69's, total investment 4300.00 + grade fees of about 1700.00
= 6000.00. total return 10,800.00 + 20,350.00 = $31,150.00.......................it was perfect !

Hyperion · November 15, 2007 9:34AM

gotta have a hell of a tax bite out of that windfall-like appreciation.....

Im sure the US government appreciates it...

Goldbully · November 15, 2007 9:35AM

<< <<In summary, because of this great forum's advice and guidance, I was able to take $1500 and turn it into $7k in just a few months.>>

Have you sold them yet???

Herb >>

No I have not sold them, they are in my SDB...probably acquiring milk spots.

SNMAN, you would bring up the FS thing.

I cannot complain, as I believe I purchased the case just a couple days(or less) before they were gone.

blastpak · November 15, 2007 9:35AM

I've got an unopened set in the BST forum now for $558.00 shipped if you're still lokking to invest.

Batman23 · November 15, 2007 11:15AM

<< Just think what your profit margin would have been if you made 2 UNC 2006-W MS-70 FS 20th Anni >>

FS?? First Strike?? Why is it that the label adds so much value? The coin and the condition are the important part. I would not pay a premium for a pretty label.

jessewvu · November 15, 2007 11:39AM

Lets see... I had to send 14 of them back to PCGS for spot review (which was on 8/24/2007 and still no word on results).

Of those, I sent in one PR70DCAM, two PR70 Reverse proofs, 5 PR69DCAM's, and 6 MS69's. They WERE worth about 7k, now probably $1000 in 66-67 holders. Easy come easy go I suppose.

OPA · November 15, 2007 11:40AM

<< 

<< Just think what your profit margin would have been if you made 2 UNC 2006-W MS-70 FS 20th Anni >>

FS?? First Strike?? Why is it that the label adds so much value? The coin and the condition are the important part. I would not pay a premium for a pretty label. >>

About $3,000+ difference in price. Pop. of only 21, last time I checked.....

COINB0Y · November 15, 2007 11:55AM

Bully, great job!

66Tbird · November 15, 2007 12:03PM

My sets are waiting it out a while longer. Only one had a spot and I sold it cheap. They are the king ASE keys

boucharda · November 16, 2007 2:53AM

I bought 10 sets from the mint and 4 more boxes of 10 from a 3rd party for $1900-$2400 each. NGC gave me 19 RP70's, 17 MS70's, and 27 PF 70's soooo 17 complete MS/RP/PF 70's and all the rest 69's. I haven't done the math lately but I think I did well. It will be interesting to see what the prices do when the 25th Anniversary set comes out.

57loaded · November 16, 2007 10:47AM

i had 30 sets and had them sent in

one MS70, 4 RP70's and (only) one?? 70DCAM

that one MS70 saved may tush as I sold it right away or almost right away. no regrets

i paid about double the mint price off of ebay

in retro i might have been better off just selling the cases in late May for 8K each and been done with them..

sfs2002usa · November 16, 2007 11:15AM

I have an unopened box of 10 sets. I'm planning PCGS grading. I will keep all the 70s, and at least two of
the highest graded of each type. Then sell the rest, on TT.

swest · November 16, 2007 12:33PM

Well, I usually have the exact math on these but I feel bad since I just sold 2 of my last 3 sets.

I had ten sets at one point and sold all but 3. I haven't added the last two sets I sold. I am keeping an 70, 70, 69 set for myself which was worth over $1,200 last I checked. Anyway for the first seven sets I sold, after all fees, I made $3,387 aproximately. On the recent sales, I sold the RP for $240 and the MS69 for $95, so I I am probably over $3,800.

I was also lucky enough to score 70, 70, 69 Gold Anniversary set which I sold for over 8k, for a profit of a little under 5k. I just had the one set of that but couldn't hold it at those prices.

I hope I don't look back and regret selling them all

. But I figure there are 250k of these sets and I did keep 2 extra first strike PR69DCAMs. I think those might be interesting later on.

I wish other issues had gone as well! Percentage-wise you can't beat that set!

Swest

Goldbully · November 16, 2007 1:12PM

<< Bully, great job! >>

COINBOY,

Surely you made a couple dollars on this silvery case of joy.

Looks like others have made major $$$$$$$'s on this special issue.

I look forward to more forum members coming forward and announcing their profits.

Going back to the Baltimore show on Saturday for more fun!!!!

Bochiman · November 16, 2007 1:28PM

What everyone doesn't realize is that Goldbully is a IRS spy agent getting information from the forum

Goldbully · November 16, 2007 1:30PM

<< What everyone doesn't realize is that Goldbully is a IRS spy agent getting information from the forum

>>

Damn you, Bochiman!!!

What is your case of 2006-W 20th Anniversary Silver Eagles worth??

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