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

Reverse Proof Eagle for 2007

There does not appear to be a reverse proof offering this year:

http://www.usmint.gov/pressroom/index.cfm?action=press_release&ID=743

Will it come later?

Cheers

 

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near sold out

the 2006 w am eagle one ounce unc gold $50.00 is near finished. last change to own it while supply is still available. the estimated delivery is set on feb. 16, 2007.

 

2006 w unc gold all sold out

2006 w unc am eagle gold one ounce finally sold out. that bring to a close of this series.

latest figures:
one ounce - 45,386 (est) possibly add another 100 to 200 pc.
half ounce --13,869
1/4 ounce --14,811
1/10 ounce-21,013
silver 1 oz - 470,000

 

What's everyones opinion on the short term as well as long term on the 2006 fractionals? I can't see them doing like the 1995 eagle did, but I'm optimistic that this whole set will do well. Even considering the glut of U.S. Mint products on the market.

 

tracy5900,
The final mintages may go down a little bit if anyone returns coins to the mint.

Buck,
IMO the Unc. W fractionals will take a while (4 + months ) until they start to significantly increase in value. When the 2007 issues come out, some people may realize this is the beginning of a new series, and the 06-W unc. fractionals were not a one-time deal. Considering the low mintages, I wouldn't be surprised to see 3-4X issue price by the end of this year for 06W fractionals.

Only my $0.02.

 

Well..your two cents is worth a buck or two in this case!
I feel the same way except it may take a little longer than 3-4 months...In order for anyone to get the 1/2 ounce or other fractional coin other than the individuals they sold would to be break up the set! Not many folks would be willing to do that..I would not! So for those of you who have the fractionals..well hold on the pony will gallop when it gets near water!!!

RickieB

 

I remember when the 1995 W Silver Eagle was offered with the four coin gold set. At that time, it was too rich for my blood. But as I remember, this coin didn't immediately command the huge prices it does now. It took a year or two at least for it to skyrocket, because I can remember becoming more ill each time I checked it's price. I have no misconceptions of these gold fractionals becoming as popular, because i think the collector base is much smaller. However, these coins have to do well with mintages this low. I'm holding mine for a few months at least.

 

I picked up the 4-coin set for keeps. I'm going to enjoy them
for a long while to come. These coins are works of art.