2008 W $10 AGE 1/4 Ounce

Just wondering if anyone has noticed the extreme price range of the 2008 W $10 Unc Gold Eagles on ebay? They seem to be soaring in price day by day. Currently the price spread on ebay ranges from $930 raw to Over $2,200 for MS70. What would be a realistic buy price?
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<< <i>A raw coin just sold for $930 with 5 bids over $850. >>
Wow - when did these jump so much in price?!
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<< <i>A raw coin just sold for $930 with 5 bids over $850. >>
Wow - when did these jump so much in price?! >>
Have been trending up.
Recent corrected audited mintage is 8885 less than earlier reported 9,300
These are the lowest mintage non error AGEs...................
I know a few people now taking their profits of 200% or greater year over year (not much performing better in the world I know of) . Didn't RYK even buy one of these and double up in less than a year as his test modern coin???
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Yup.
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<< <i>A raw coin just sold for $930 with 5 bids over $850. >>
Wow - when did these jump so much in price?! >>
Have been trending up.
Recent corrected audited mintage is 8885 less than earlier reported 9,300
These are the lowest mintage non error AGEs................... >>
That's right, I remember seeing a post about that. Good thing I have on of these little babies! Now if only I bought a full set of Buff Proofs as well...
I remembered you selected this one. Great pick (and 100% annual return) for a modern newbie!!
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<< <i>I wonder if they will hold their value? >>
Now that is the real question isn't it?
Floor of $10 or spot price of 1/4 oz. gold.
Going for it is.............
1) Lowest mintage coin in very popular AGE series(non error)
2) Popular 1/4 oz size....better IMO than 1/10oz. (too small) or 1oz. (too expensive)
3) All fractional proof and burnished are discontinued.
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<< <i>The higher price for the 1/4 ounce $10 2008-W burnished AGE makes much more sense than the current price of the 1/2 ounce $25 coin, which is trading at double melt even with a much higher mintage (thanks to the 2-coin half-ounce Buffalo-AGE set). >>
I agree, I'm surprised how much they are fetching. Also the 2008 AGE proofs are going alot, giving their mintage is much more than the Unc.
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The real good news is that 18 out of 20 graded pcgs ms70! Also had a great 70 ratio with the buffs as well. Man what a year!
Box of 20
Yup.
A Modern flipper is born!
I knew it would happen.
<< <i>Didn't RYK even buy one of these and double up in less than a year as his test modern coin???
Yup.
A Modern flipper is born!
I flipped moderns long before this one. I cut my teeth on the 2006 20th Anniversary sets.
But then, wasn't most of the forum aghast when you became a Modern collector by buying back your Reverse Proof?
I knew it would happen.
<< <i>I flipped moderns long before this one. I cut my teeth on the 2006 20th Anniversary sets.
But then, wasn't most of the forum aghast when you became a Modern collector by buying back your Reverse Proof?
I do not buy, sell, or collect coins for the approval of the forum. If I did, I would be ............
Ever Onward
Can you put it on hold for me until gold reaches $4801?
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I knew it would happen.
Meanwhile, two PCGS MS70 $10 Gold Eagles (non-First Strike) sold today for $1299 each!
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Wondercoin
<< <i>I have 7 & I'm hanging on to them
Are yours graded or raw? Just wondering.
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We discussed B&Ms and coin shows but in the end I suggested he buy some 2008-W $10 AGE unc. from mint.
I explained that they took credit cards, there would be complete confidentiality, no question of genuine/fake, etc., etc.
I further explained that while at the time he would be paying a $75 premium to spot that IMO the numismatic potential for appreciation made the premium worth it.
He bought 50.
His first and to my knowledge only coin purchase!!
We discussed B&Ms and coin shows but in the end I suggested he buy some 2008-W $10 AGE unc. from mint.
I explained that they took credit cards, there would be complete confidentiality, no question of genuine/fake, etc., etc.
I further explained that while at the time he would be paying a $75 premium to spot that IMO the numismatic potential for appreciation made the premium worth it.
He bought 50.
His first and to my knowledge only coin purchase!!
Boy oh boy - he is going to be all over you for advice from now on! You are his new Financial Coin Guru. Congrats!
I knew it would happen.
<< <i>Last year at start of the financial panic one of my partners who never buys coins asked me where he should go to buy gold.
We discussed B&Ms and coin shows but in the end I suggested he buy some 2008-W $10 AGE unc. from mint.
I explained that they took credit cards, there would be complete confidentiality, no question of genuine/fake, etc., etc.
I further explained that while at the time he would be paying a $75 premium to spot that IMO the numismatic potential for appreciation made the premium worth it.
He bought 50.
His first and to my knowledge only coin purchase!!
Boy oh boy - he is going to be all over you for advice from now on! You are his new Financial Coin Guru. Congrats!
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Now I'm stuck having to explain whether he should sell or hold and if he sells to whom and how.
You only have yourself to blame!
I knew it would happen.
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He bought 50.
His first and to my knowledge only coin purchase!! >>
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Wow and I felt lucky to have one raw and one ms70!
How about sell some and keep some?
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