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idunk · May 10, 2008 12:21PM

purchase a 1995-W ASE PCGS DCAM Proof 69 (probably the most preferable of the affordable slabs). Could anyone give me reasons not to buy one? What's the most you would pay if you were in the market for one? Thanks for your opinions.

bsshog40 · May 10, 2008 12:25PM

It would depend on how wealthy I would become before I could gues how much I'd pay. I would love to be able to have one of these. Great for the ASE collection.

Griv · May 10, 2008 12:35PM

Great coin. Anywhere around 5K is market. Put it in an Intercept Shield single coin enclosure and then in the Intercept Shield box. I had not yet done this for the Belvidere Collection which by the time I did I lost the 95W and 6 PR70DCAMs which is why I retired the set earlier this week. Yuck. Don't delay.

thestig · May 10, 2008 12:43PM

<< purchase a 1995-W ASE PCGS DCAM Proof 69 (probably the most preferable of the affordable slabs). Could anyone give me reasons not to buy one? What's the most you would pay if you were in the market for one? Thanks for your opinions. >>

How many reasons do you need?

fc · May 10, 2008 12:45PM

<< 

<< purchase a 1995-W ASE PCGS DCAM Proof 69 (probably the most preferable of the affordable slabs). Could anyone give me reasons not to buy one? What's the most you would pay if you were in the market for one? Thanks for your opinions. >>

How many reasons do you need? >>

tons of red lately in the old pcgs price guide when concerning gold
or silver.

thestig · May 10, 2008 12:48PM

It may be the best time to put together MS sets of SAE.
Prices have stabilized.

ChrisRx · May 10, 2008 1:50PM

Surprised no one said...

SPOTS!!!!

Griv · May 10, 2008 2:16PM

The double Intercept Shield system has yet to allow spotting that I am aware of. I HIGHLY recommend it. With one of the top Silver Eagles Registy sets, I wouldn't dream of anything less to protect my collection.

Sounded a little too much like a commercial but that's my opinion for what it's worth.

direwolf1972 · May 10, 2008 2:27PM

<< purchase a 1995-W ASE PCGS DCAM Proof 69 (probably the most preferable of the affordable slabs). Could anyone give me reasons not to buy one? >>

A reason not to buy one. Milk spots. After almost all of my 20th Anni. ASE's spotted I've washed my hands of eagles.

Unless you live in AZ or some other very dry climate.

Griv · May 10, 2008 3:17PM

<< 

<< purchase a 1995-W ASE PCGS DCAM Proof 69 (probably the most preferable of the affordable slabs). Could anyone give me reasons not to buy one? >>

A reason not to buy one. Milk spots. After almost all of my 20th Anni. ASE's spotted I've washed my hands of eagles.

Unless you live in AZ or some other very dry climate. >>

Did you try the double Intercept Shield? No. That's why you have spots.

idunk · May 11, 2008 4:34AM

Thanks for all your posts! If I buy, will definitely take your advice Griv and do the double Intercept Shield system.

SeattleSlammer · May 11, 2008 5:27AM

double Intercept Shield system

Ahhh yes, the way that coins were intended to be enjoyed....slabbed, boxed and boxed again.

Griv · May 11, 2008 5:29AM

<< double Intercept Shield system

Ahhh yes, the way that coins were intended to be enjoyed....slabbed, boxed and boxed again. >>

And then . . . into the deposit box.

ricko · May 11, 2008 5:30AM

I live in Seattle, I do not have milk spots on any of my silver eagles (about three sets+), and I do not use intercept shields. Cheers, RickO

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