Current prices for 2006 american eagles

3 pc silver set

2006 3 pc silver set celebrating the 20th anniversary of american eagle reached $500.00 now. original cost at $100.00. while that of 2006 w unc am eagle now cost $130.00 each. originally at $19.95 each.

 

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lol .. i dont know where on earth you get your prices, but if you are getting them from magazines, they are always on the high end .... if you try to sell them, you would be in for a very big surprise!!!

 

bid price

bidding price for 3 pc silver set is around $350.00 to $400.00 while that of 2006 w unc silver diollar bid for around $90.00.

 

I like the way elaine thinks.
I hope everyone on this forum will take her advice.

(that way, all my friends and I will have have less competition when we dial in for those platinum sets !!!!!).

It's a dog ...don't buy platinum !!!! snicker snicker

 

not many are below $400.00

http://search-completed.ebay.com/se...=compare&copagenum=1&coentrypage=search&fgtp=

 

I can barely read this message. I have to own them? Why? I missed a train? The subway is in my back yard and a train comes through every few minutes. 10,000 reverse gold is a few percentage of WHAT? How big can a perentage be, its always less than 100 percent, nuh?

What are you saying in this message?

Ruben

 

Why? Wil you make more money if everyone buys Plats or Sells them?

Ruben

 

prices graded ms69 and ms70

prices graded ms69 and ms70 for 2006 w unc gold seires.

1/2 oz. - 899.00 (ms70) - 599.00 (ms69) - cost 375.00
1/4 oz. - 499.00 (ms70) - 325.00 (ms69) - cost 190.00
1/10 oz. - 299.00 (ms70) - 199.00 (ms69) - cost 85.00

 

As a platinum collector I want to thank all the nay-sayers as it you who will hopefully give me a running shot at buying the Platinum Anniversary Set the morning they go on sale. Amazingly, I read opinions that the 2006 ASE reverse set wouldn't appreciate much because it was taking so long for 250,000 sets to sell. I even remember people saying the 2006 W Platinum eagles wouldn't be worth much more than spot. Read the archives. Like it or not Platinum Eagles are a series and there are collectors who will buy them each year just as people buy gold and silver. Platinum Eagles are just as much of a "coin" as gold and silver eagles. The demand is fractional, but it is there.

If you dont want to buy Platinum then dont.....at least initially.

 

Well, its more likely that the expensive costs of Platinum bullion which will allow you to get a shot at buying them, assuming you have the money.

Good Luck to You!

Ruben

 

I agree with you, Aberlight.

In fact, I hope that platinum prices will continue to climb so that the APE set will be bought primarily by platinum collectors and not by speculators or gold/silver collectors who are interested mainly in speculating on the APE. Hopefully, at the end of the offering period, the mint will melt the sets that are not sold.

 

platinum anniversary

i think the 10th anniversary platinum set will sell out. but not fast enough. and at the end. it will be traded a very little above bullion value. 15,000 pc each for reverse proof and proof are considered too many. sample: 10,000 pc of reverse proof gold against hundreds of thousand sold before on its high mintage. while 15,000 pc of reverse platinum against 15,000 plus sold before. that's the highest mintage. no way jose, that these platinum series will shine in price.

 

I think this makes it seem very high mintage, I agree. But if we go by total proof mintage for all denomination then it seems less.

1997 - 86,700
1998 - 63,000
1999 - 55,800
2000 - 51,000
2001 - 37,900
2002 - 40,400
2003 - 31,800
2004 - 22,400
2005 - 26,700
2006 - 31,000
2007 - 15,000 (reverse proof}

I think the actual demand will be somewhere between the two though and this coin will perhaps be worth $1400 to $1600 after the sell out. The regular proof it comes with in the set will only be worth bullion prices though. This is only my guess, as usual the coin market is as predictable as the weather.

 

I should've bought more of thoe 20th silver sets, dang!

 

The 15,000 limit on Platinum anniversary sets seems to be posted everywere. Is there a official number published or is this a rumor?

One key item here that is being over looked is the spread premium over bullion melt. The 2006 W 1/4 trades for $1250.00 or so on Ebay and the metal value is $330.00 for a spread premium of $920.00. Since I paid $380.00 for the coin last fall the future premium can fluctate along with the price of platinum. In essence the value of metal can fall to $1 and as long as the demand is present to maintain a premium of $379.00 I wouldn't lose money if I sold. Granted the price of platinum wont fall this much, but as a collector I feel that the low production numbers will offset the price of platinum if and when it falls. This is the first year in 6 years there is surplus of platinum on the market.

The question of maintining a premium price is key. In 1999 I bought 1920's MS 62 -63 st augustine $20 for $350 or a premium $90 over then gold prices. The price of gold has gone up, but not the premium.

If the Platinum Eagle set sells for $2500 and there are (3) 1/2 oz's of Platinum the premium is $500 over melt @ $2000.00. If the sets become worth $3500 than you a spread premium of $1500.00 that can offset any decline in Platinum Value. Granted the premiums can fluctate, but I would buy this before any Little Rock Commermative or Golden Dollars.

 

Platinum is expensive but if you are refering to the price of Platinum and Gold coins you need to remember that the price increase of lower minted coins is not always reflective of bullion prices....etc 1996 ASE. What does this sell for $50 or so for 1 oz silver.

 

DEPARTMENT OF THE TREASURY

United States Mint


Notification of United States Mint Coin Product Price Adjustments

SUMMARY: The United States Mint is increasing prices for the 2007
American Eagle Platinum Proof and Uncirculated Coins.
The United States Mint is increasing the prices for 2007 American
Eagle Platinum Proof and Uncirculated Coins effective with these
products' release date, scheduled for May 17, 2007. The price increase
from last year is due to higher platinum metal costs. The new prices
are effective May 17, 2007, when the United States Mint will commence
selling the 2007 American Eagle Platinum Coins at the prices indicated
below:

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New 2007
Product price
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2007 One Ounce Platinum Proof Coin......................... $1,599.95
2007 One-Half Ounce Platinum Proof Coin.................... 809.95
2007 One-Quarter Ounce Platinum Proof Coin................. 439.95
2007 One-Tenth Ounce Platinum Proof Coin................... 229.95
2007 Four-Coin Platinum Proof Set.......................... 2,949.95
2007 One Ounce Platinum Uncirculated Coin.................. 1,489.95
2007 One-Half Ounce Platinum Uncirculated Coin............. 759.95
2007 One-Quarter Ounce Platinum Uncirculated Coin.......... 399.95
2007 One-Tenth Ounce Platinum Uncirculated Coin............ 189.95
2007 Four-Coin Platinum Uncirculated Set................... 2,769.95
------------------------------------------------------------------------

 

price adjustment

u.s. mint prices for american eagles may soon adjust to another upward level.

 

2007 w unc gold series

latest figures for 2007 w unc gold series:

1 oz - 2,246
1/2 oz - 2,058
1/4 oz - 2,489
1/10 oz - 8,723

 

Where can I find these numbers throughout the year on the mints website?