Boy have the prices bottomed out on these 20th Anniversary sets. Even In Pcgs.

YaHa · April 5, 2009 9:28AM

How low can they go..

Bullion Silver Dollar 2006W Eagle PCGS 69 20th Anniv. Set (3 Items) from Teletrade Coin and Currency Auction 2675, lot 2625

TeletradePCGS20th

lope208 · April 5, 2009 9:49AM

Wow, thanks for reminding me. I knew they had come down since I paid just over $200 for a PCGS 68 reverse proof a while back.

I definitely need to upgrade and get all three coins in 69!!

JRocco · April 5, 2009 9:56AM

Glad I left my set in the nice mint display box they sent them in

SilverEagles92 · April 5, 2009 9:58AM

I bet that makes the people that paid $10,000+ for an unopened box of 10 feel like complete idiots.

YaHa · April 5, 2009 9:58AM

<< Glad I left my set in the nice mint display box they sent them in

>>

I bettca there are nice and frosty and warm in the Mint Box Jrocco..

JRocco · April 5, 2009 10:04AM

<< 

<< Glad I left my set in the nice mint display box they sent them in

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I bettca there are nice and frosty and warm in the Mint Box Jrocco..

>>

They sure are YaHa

tggr · April 5, 2009 10:22AM

Sold 1 set for 500.00 and have the other one still in tact.

OPA · April 5, 2009 10:29AM

Raw opened sets are still fetching between $250 - $300 on eBay. Graded 69 sets .. NGC or PCGS sets are selling in a similar price range $250 - $290. Don't forget, the original Mint issue price was $100 in 2006.

skibum · April 5, 2009 10:31AM

i still have a seal box of 10 that i paid $2200 for. seams like it wasn't worth the $

boucharda · April 5, 2009 10:52AM

<< Don't forget, the original Mint issue price was $100 in 2006. >>

Still doing much better than my stock funds

keets · April 5, 2009 10:55AM

these have been at about $240-$270 for quite awhile now, it isn't a recent development.

Goldbully · April 5, 2009 11:04AM

<< i still have a seal box of 10 that i paid $2200 for. seams like it wasn't worth the $

>>

If PCGS discovers milk spots on these unopened coins, will they grade them with the spots???

I know I have 10 graded sets in my SDB and at least 2 or 3 have developed milk spots.

Are spots more apt to occur in the slabs, as opposed to leaving them in their Mint capsules??

TwoSides2aCoin · April 5, 2009 11:07AM

Things will balance out , eventually

AnkurJ · April 5, 2009 11:14AM

I am happy that I sold when I did. But they still are more than double the issue price, so not bad.

Coll3ctor · April 5, 2009 11:19AM

I remember selling a sealed set for $1000.00 on eBay

I wish I had sold my remaining sets then

BlindedByEgo · April 5, 2009 11:31AM

I own 5 sets of 69's and am $2K ahead of my purchase price... Nothing beats acting early to hedge your bets.

FatMan · April 5, 2009 11:41AM

How's the gold set holding up?

coasterfan · April 5, 2009 11:43AM

I have an unslabbed Rev Prf that developed a milk spot. It was in the mint capsule which was placed inside an Intercept Shield slab holder which are then stored in an Intercept Shield slab box. The slab box was in a tin box with dessicant gel and a corrosion inhibitor. Obviously, these don't inhibit the formation of milk spots.

I've even had some others stored in this way that have started to tone on the rim. Not a real good testimonial for IS products.

TwoSides2aCoin · April 5, 2009 11:49AM

Value is a matter of perspective, just as "beauty is in the eye of the beholder".
What price do we put on the cost of a hobby ?

FullStrike · April 5, 2009 12:20PM

IMHO the set is still a nice one - no matter what the price.

However, I feel sorry for the Moe Rons who are paying large premiums for 2009 Lincoln Cents. As far as I'm concerned these are not collectible and are worth 50 cents per roll.

lope208 · April 5, 2009 12:23PM

<< I have an unslabbed Rev Prf that developed a milk spot. It was in the mint capsule which was placed inside an Intercept Shield slab holder which are then stored in an Intercept Shield slab box. The slab box was in a tin box with dessicant gel and a corrosion inhibitor. Obviously, these don't inhibit the formation of milk spots.

I've even had some others stored in this way that have started to tone on the rim. Not a real good testimonial for IS products. >>

Interesting point. Thanks for sharing.
I read a lot about IS products on here and people swearing by them.
I have not tried them yet.

As for the milk spots, I know many people on here swear that it's the rinse from the Mint
that causes them. The only other variable in your situation is that you left them in the Mint
capsules. I've had coins in Gov't packaging for years and some are pristine, some are not.

I wouldn't put it past them though to use CHEAP CHEAP plastic in those things!

PerryHall · April 5, 2009 9:15PM

<< How's the gold set holding up? >>

I also have a raw set. Anyone know what these sets are bringing these days?

kranky · April 5, 2009 10:05PM

<< I have an unslabbed Rev Prf that developed a milk spot. It was in the mint capsule which was placed inside an Intercept Shield slab holder which are then stored in an Intercept Shield slab box. The slab box was in a tin box with dessicant gel and a corrosion inhibitor. Obviously, these don't inhibit the formation of milk spots.

I've even had some others stored in this way that have started to tone on the rim. Not a real good testimonial for IS products. >>

If the issues are caused by something already on the surface of the coin, I don't think you can blame IS for that.

Broadstruck · April 5, 2009 10:07PM

<<

Things will balance out , eventually

>>

Yeah but if your seated and waiting on the 2 on the left your arse is gonna bleed till things do!

YaHa · April 5, 2009 10:15PM

<< 

<<

Things will balance out , eventually

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Yeah but if your seated and waiting on the 2 on the left your arse is gonna bleed till things do!

>>

You can say Donkeys butt... It's ok...

keets · April 6, 2009 2:30AM

the Intercept Sheild story reminds me of the movie Phenomenon. George's fence couldn't keep the rabbit out because when he built it the rabbit was already inside the garden!!!

think about it.

YaHa · April 6, 2009 11:47AM

<< How's the gold set holding up? >>

Hope this helps answer your question. But in 70 grade..

Bullion $50 Gold 2006W Eagle PCGS 70 20th Anniv. Set First Strike (3 Items)

AGErecentsales

PerryHall · April 6, 2009 11:14PM

<< 

<< How's the gold set holding up? >>

Hope this helps answer your question. But in 70 grade..

Bullion $50 Gold 2006W Eagle PCGS 70 20th Anniv. Set First Strike (3 Items)

AGErecentsales >>

Anyone know how the raw gold sets are doing? Are these listed on the greysheets?

garsmith · April 7, 2009 12:05AM

My set is still in the unopened shippng box from the mint- just as I received it.

WACoinGuy · April 7, 2009 12:08AM

<< Anyone know how the raw gold sets are doing? Are these listed on the greysheets? >>

I just sold the last of my raw sets about a month ago on eBay for $4,600

ricko · April 7, 2009 12:13AM

Still have my set.... and do not intend to sell it.... this is a hobby, not a business.
Cheers, RickO

Boy have the prices bottomed out on these 20th Anniversary sets. Even In Pcgs.

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