JonathanF

I have been paying on eBay for the following Coins.

2006 W Silver Eagle NGC PF 70 Ultra Cameo Coins
- Around $ 90 Each.

I now switched from the 2006 W Silver Eagle NGC PF 70 Ultra Cameo Coins and I am now concentrating on only buying the 2006 W Silver Eagle 20th Anniversary NGC PF 70 Ultra Cameo Coins that are part of the 20th Anniversary NGC 70/70/70 Three Coin Sets.

I now have been paying on eBay for the following Coins.

2006 W Silver Eagle 20th Anniversary NGC PF 70 Ultra Cameo Coins
- Between $ 90 and $ 125 Each.

2006 P Reverse Proof Silver Eagle 20th Anniversary NGC PF 70 Coins
- Around $ 575 to $ 650 Each.

I would like to buy the 2006 20th Anniversary Proof Silver Eagle NGC 70/70/70 Three Coins Sets, but they are too expensive since they have been selling for around $ 1,100 Each.

Even the 2006 20th Anniversary Proof Silver Eagle Three Coin Sets that use to Sell for $ 250 are now Selling on eBay for around $ 350 and the Sealed Unopened Sets are Selling for around $ 450 on eBay.

I would also like to get the PCGS 70 Silver Eagles but they are priced too expensive for me.

It seems that the "PCGS" 70 Rated Coins Sell for up to two times the amounts of the "NGC" 70 Rated Coins.

Does anyone know how high the prices will go up to for the 2006 20th Anniversary Proof Silver Eagle NGC 70 Coin Sets and for the individual Silver Eagles Coins that are part of the these sets?

JonathanF

spock1k

Noone cans ay where the coin market is headed or how high a coin will go . My 2 cents buy the coins not the slabs.

Adolphe Menjou

I'm thinking $499 for the original sets.

bama guy

looks like the prices in NGC 70 in the reverse proof has eased downward somewhat . Think PCGS is holding pretty steady . Can get the original and 69 sets for about $300 if you look around. That is just my thoughts on what I have seen lately.

As far as what the prices may bring in the future? Who knows. I do think they have a lot more upside than they do down side. But again just my opionion . Have several of the anniversary sets and a few still in the box from the mint. I do not plan on doing anything with them for a while anyhow. Good luck

CentDime

Like others have said nobody knows for sure. But if I had to guess I would say the Reverse proof will slowly climb higher, the UNC will also go a little higher but not as much, and the proof is a dog and won't go anywhere.