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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Fool 4 Gold, post: 257841, member: 9694&quot;]Well that would be up to you.</p><p>What you must consider is that the ASE and AGE program has been around for 21 to 22 years now, so there are quite a few bullion coins that now have numismatic appeal to them. As for the gold, it is my opinion that the 1/2 and 1/4 ounce fractionals are the most note worthy of them all. A collection of 1/2 ounce coins from 1986 to present would be very nice to have, if you can afford it!</p><p>The keys are the 1/2 oz 1989, 1990 and 1991 and these three coins alone will cost you close to 2.5K. Then you have the 1/4 oz and then the 1/10th oz with the 1988 being the key. If you consider the 2006 &quot;W&quot; burnished die from last year into the set&#039;s then it will be the ultimate key in the future in the three fractional denominations.</p><p>I am also of the opinion that American Eagle Gold coins will be a numismatic</p><p>collage for future collector&#039;s as time warrant&#039;s their&nbsp; rise to fame.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>DO not forget the 2 (two) 1999 &quot;W&quot; error&nbsp; AGE in uncirc 1/10th and 1/4 oz fractionals. This truly was the first time a Uncirculated AGE bore the&nbsp; &quot;W&quot; mint mark due to the unpolished proof die&#039;s beinhg used by mistake. These are valuable coins and I would buy them first before any others if it were me.</p><p>Good luck and good hunting.....</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>Fool 4 Gold[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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