Amercain eagle (w) unc $25, $10 & $5 gold coins sold out

I ordered three sets today.

 

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I agree. The four coin set will struggle to reach $2000 average for the rest of 07

 

current mintages

mintages as of n.news 1/30/07 issue.

1 oz ---- 44,428
1/2 oz --13,000
1/4 oz --13,942
1/10 oz- 20,144

 

The 4 coins sets must be over 10,000 by now, I think out best hope is they stop at 10,500. They made more 4 coin sets in the Platinum W Unc than $10 coins and it they did the same ratio it could go as high as 12,300 sets for the gold coins. Each day that goes by now means less upside for these coins, I think they are still good buys but anything over 12,500 sets and it gets less and less. They will have buffalo fractional coins out this year to compete with the w UNC, the regular bullion, and also the proof gold, could drop the mintages of the others as people get confused on which to buy.

 

The 4-Coin Set is "NOT AVAILABLE" as of this evening; This is the message on the banner after putting one in the cart.
I received my set this morning.
The packaging is no frills, somewhat retro and appealing.
The coins are MARVELOUS!
I definitely plan on keeping htese a long while...
Cheers

 

Thanks, looks like a sell-out. If these numbers hold in two years or less I expect the 1/2 ounce to be worth as much as we paid for the whole set [in MS69].

 

2006 w unc gold set is sold out

4 pc set is sold out. only one ounce gold available.

final mintage might be as follows:
1/10 oz -- 21,000
1/4 oz ---- 14,798
1/2 oz ---- 13,856

final analysis:
all three gold coins were the lowest so far for unc and proof combined. but the one ounce gold and one ounce silver were also considered the few or the lowest too. the one ounce silver already up its price. soon the gold were also be up.

 

I ordered and got that message. Does that mean I'm not going to get the order? It still let me order, but it states they are "not available" under order status.

 

4 pc set w unc gold

4 pc set is gone and ended. no more.

 

estimated final mintages

mintages for am eagle unc $5.00 gold coins:

1986 --912,609
1987 --580,266
1988 --159,500
1989 --264,790
1990 --210,210
1991 --165,200
1992 --209,300
1993 --210,709
1994 --206,380
1995 --223,025
1996 --401,964
1997 --528,515
1998 1,344,520
1999 2,750,338
2000 --569,153
2001 --269,147
2002-- 230,027
2003 --245,029
2004 --250,016
2005 --300,043
2006 --270,000
2006w --21,013
2007 ----20,000 as of jan.30

mintages for am eagle gold $10.00 unc.:

1986 ---726,031
1987 ---296,255
1988 ----49,000
1989 ----81,789
1990 ----41,000
1991 ----36,100
1992 ----59,546
1993 ----71,864
1994 ----72,650
1995 ----83,752
1996 ----60,316
1997 ---108,805
1998 ---309,829
1999 ---564,232
2000 ---128,964
2001 ----71,280
2002 ----62,027
2003 ----74,029
2004 ----72,014
2005 ----72,015
2006 ----46,000
2006w --14,811
2007 -----8,000 as of jan.30

mintages for $25.00 am eagle gold unc.:

1986 ----599,566
1987 ----131,255
1988 -----45,000
1989 -----44,264
1990 -----31,000
1991 -----24,100
1992 -----54,404
1993 -----73,324
1994 -----62,400
1995 -----53,474
1996 -----39,287
1997 -----79,605
1998 ----169,029
1999 ----263,013
2000 -----79.287
2001 -----48,047
2002 -----70,027
2003 -----79,029
2004 -----98,040
2005 -----80,023
2006 -----42,000
2006w ---13,869
2007 ------8,000 as of jan.30

mintages for $50.00 am eagle gold unc.:

1986 --1,362,650
1987 --1,045,500
1988 ----465,000
1989 ----415,790
1990 ----373,210
1991 ----243,100
1992 ----275,000
1993 ----480,192
1994 ----221,633
1995 ----200,636
1996 ----189,148
1997 ----664,508
1998 --1,458,530
1999 --1,505,026
2000 ----433,319
2001 ----143,605
2002 ----222,029
2003 ----416,032
2004 ----417,019
2005 ----356,555
2006 ----201,500
2006w ---45,700 est.
2007 -----26,500 as of jan.30

 

Any guesses for 2007 gold UNC?

I have been thinking about this and I am not so sure the 2007 will sell much more than the 2006, other than the one ounce which should come in lower. The reason I say this is the w UNC coins are not being sold at bullion prices, so I am not so sure we will see a lot of drift from the bullion buyers to these coins.

Then you have the ratio of UNC coins to Proof coins. Usually others coins sell at a ratio of 1/2 proof to UNC or even down to 1/3, and this year they sold 35,000 1/2 proof, 35,000 1/4 proof, and 40,000 1/10 proof gold.

If you take half of those figures you get 17,500 1/2, 17,500 1/4, and 20,000 1/10.

So from that it looks like the 10th may have come in at a normal level, or even a bit high. I think based on the price of the current 2006W unc coins that may drive more demand for the 2007 for flipping but I would guess they sell 30,000 1/10 this year and maybe 25,000 of the 1/4 and 1/2. I think this will be the year to buy the one ounce though, as it should break down to maybe 27,000 or so. All only a guess.

 

When sending the 4-coin set (2006 w unc gold eagle) to PGCS or NGC for grading, does it matter if I send in the set (1) still sealed in US Mint outer package or (2) without the mint box (i.e., the 4 individual coins in US Mint capsule but no box?

Thanks.

 

Hi,

When I sent mine to PCGS I just sent them in the capsules, no need for the mint box.

 

still not delivered.

my 2006 (w) unc am eagle $5.00 gold coin still pending for delivery. it stated expected delivery date on
feb. 12, 2007.

 

Buck

I received two AGE 4 coin sets a week ago, and plan to sell one. I've seen them sold on ebay ungraded, graded and still in the shipping box. I'm looking for an opinion. I know that if I get them graded, I may come up with a 70, but maybe not. I could come up short with a 69 or the dreaded 68. I've seen some great prices on sets left in the box. Should I take the chance with NGC or let someone else take the risk with my unopened box?

 

That's a tough choice, if it was me I would send in both sets to be graded as NGC is handing out as many 70's as 69's. I think there has only been one 68 given so far.

http://www.ngccoin.com/poplookup/poplookup-reportlarge.asp?PopSubCatID=75&Designation=MS

 

why slab it?.

why going slab?. when you knew a lot of modern coins graded ms-68 to ms-70. just looking at it by yourself. you can know if it is ms 68 or ms 70.

 

Buck

I've seen some releases being sold on ebay for less in NGC 69 than what you could sell the raw set for. I'm just looking for some input.