2006-W (1/2 oz) Gold Eagles - MS-69 PCGS

Discussion in 'What's it Worth' started by Yankee, Jul 3, 2009.

  1. Yankee

    Yankee Senior Member

    I am thinking of buying this coin the person selling it wants $435.00 I dont know much about coins and have had trouble finding others of this graded PCGS coin to compair value. I did find out that the mintage numbers on this year were low compaired to others. The one I want to buy is in a PCGS holder that says 2006-W (1/2 oz) Gold Eagles - MS-69 PCGS. Is this a good buy?
     
  2. Avatar

    Guest User Guest



    to hide this ad.
  3. rustyboy

    rustyboy Junior Member

    Umm, since gold is more than $870/oz, I would say yes.
     
  4. Victor

    Victor Coin Collector

    Yes that is a good price. Jump on it!
     
  5. Yankee

    Yankee Senior Member

    thanks! is this coin a good one to collect or is it just a bullion coin. I know it has a half ounce of gold but is there any value beyond the gold?.
     
  6. GDJMSP

    GDJMSP Numismatist Moderator

    No.
     
  7. Yankee

    Yankee Senior Member

    Thanks for the answer! I will take your word as a expert and crack the coin out of the PCGS holder and just add it to my bullion bag. I realy aprecate the advice from all you folks on this forum!
     
  8. Victor

    Victor Coin Collector

    I'd think about it before cracking it out. Look on eBay at what half ounces are selling for raw. Then look at prices for PCGS graded ones. It's up to you.
     
  9. Yankee

    Yankee Senior Member

    As this gentleman states the eagle is worth no more then bullion. I wonder why they even bother putting these coins in these PCGS holders if they are worth only bullion seems like a waist of money doesn't it?. Well, I learn more each day.
     
  10. Victor

    Victor Coin Collector

    First it certifies the coin is not fake. Second it attracts suckers who will pay $600 for it.
     
  11. Yankee

    Yankee Senior Member

    I see.... So all those PCGS colectors should be told of this fact! seems to me you would be doing them a great favor!.
     
  12. Victor

    Victor Coin Collector

    Some people have more money than brains. As mentioned previously just watch a few eBay auctions for similar coins. Some time ago a Texas firm;
    Universal Coin & Bullion published a list of the more desired dates.
    The best lower mintage $25 Gold Eagles are sought for inclusion in Individual Retirement Accounts. Many have already been locked up in IRA plans.
    This places a premium on the better dates due to lower survival rates and perceived unavailability. The best year was 1991 with just 24,100 produced.
     
Draft saved Draft deleted

Share This Page