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Old 10-31-2009, 07:48 PM   #1 (permalink)
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I've been googling prices for high quality 2009 American Silver Eagle coins and the prices are all over the place. Most years, since they were issued, during the 80's I've bought at leaSt two proof ASE. This year the mint hasn't sold ASE proofs as far as I know. Any recommendations for fair dealer that sell these coins? I don't have an eBay account.

I've never known the US Mint to sell first strike coins but I see them all over the place. Are they worth the added price and how/where do the original purchasers find them?

What about Early Release coins? Do they sell at a premium over time?

I bought a gold american eagle 2009 MS70 early release and gold american buffalo 2009 MS70 early release. Over time does the "early release" earmark add any value to the coins? Both coins were graded by NGC.

Does it make sense to send a proof 2009 American Bufffalo coin to
NGC or PGC to be graded. I know a lot of people did that with the gold UHR Saint Gaudens but then it no longer fits in the box that came with the coin.

Thanks
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