collectornumis

1. 1986-1990 American Silver Eagles
a. Number of proofs struck each year on SAE's
b. Total Number graded proof each year by NGC or any other grader you have stats on
c. % for each year that graded out as MS70 for the each particular grader if more than one
d. current going prices for each year MS70 graded proof coins

green18

Wow, that's one tall order. As for question A.....get a Red Book. That'll give you the numbers for proof and business strikes of each year in question. B-D.....maybe some of the "slabby" guys will chime in....

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Magman

Indeed.

While we're at it, maybe someone here can write a thesis for me.

danisanub

ok silver eagles

1986- 5,393,005 UNC, 1,446,778 Proof
87- 11,442,335 UNC, 904,732 Proof
88- 5,004,646 UNC, 557,370 Proof
89- 5,203,327 UNC, 617,694 Proof
90- 5,840,210 UNC, 695,510 Proof


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collectornumis

Are we now co-dependent?

Seriously, thanks for the help. I recently got these stats on another forum concerning the SAE 1986 proof.

The stats for 1986 are as follows: mintage: 1,446,778, NGC has graded 19,830 of which 884 graded PF-70.

I know this is only one coin slabber, but the number of PF70's seems VERY low and by my math, NGC only found 0.0445 % of the total # of 1986 proof coins that they grade were classified PF70. I know they are stingy with 70's but come on man! Less than 5% of the of the 19830 proofs that they graded were PF70! Wonder how all of the other slabbers would fare in comparison on this particular coin? I will wager that their #'s are closer to 15% or higher for all the SAE proofs for 1986 that they graded.