I have been watching the 2006 W Eagle listings on Ebay. Some are described as Z6F. I emailed one of the sellers and he said this was a mint designation. Can anyone explain what Z6F means?
I think it just means that's what the item code is from the mint. Like if you look at the Montana Quarter sets, it says: 2007 Montana Two-Roll Set (R53) ie, an item code R53.
It's the U.S. Mints "item number" designation for a particular item. As an example the item number designation for the 2006 ASE proof coin is Z66 and for the 2006 American Silver Eagle Anniversary set it's A10. The coin you are talking about, the Z6F distinguishes this coin as the uncirculated coin with the "W" mint mark using a burnished die as opposed to the standard uncirculated ASE with no mint mark.
http://cgi.ebay.com/2006-W-Z6F-SLIV...4QQihZ012QQcategoryZ39488QQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem HAHAHAHAHA $100,000
Its sure doesnt look like a PCGS holder. It looks like a PCGS label placed in an aftermarket holder. I wonder whats up with the white out on the label.
1st Strike,my foot! That's just an ordinary Silver Eagle certificate,in my view.That vendor has as much chance of getting US$100,000 for it as the Lake of Fire in Hell freezing over! Aidan.
ok....so what am i missing that this coin should recieve such an exhorbitant price? what is a fmv for this coin and please tell me why......thank you all very much
it certainly didn't appear to be anything special at all to me. still glad i got mine at cost last yr tho i wish i'd ordered more....a few of my friends and family are pretty happy too since i gave away several when they came in. ah. the joys of hindsight!
