Did you see this?

Read this interesting news on AOL when I was checking my mail. Who should get the coin?

http://news.aol.com/topnews/articles/_a/family-sues-mint-over-rare-valuable/20061206103009990001?ncid=NWS00010000000001

 

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See topic under discussion under "Coin Chat"
1933 Double Eagle.
http://www.cointalk.org/showthread.php?t=19480

 

10 Double eagles, roughly 7.59 Million a piece.

Oh my lord, I could retire and those 10 coins lol

 

You would need all 10?!?!?! I'll take one.

Seriously, if they are released for sale, the previous $7.59 million price tag would plummet.
With a new known population of #11 pieces, then the price would probably drop below $1,000,000 at least at first.
Compare to the 1884 Trade dollar, #10 known: (November 2005) Heritage auction for $603,750
versus the 1885, #5 known, PF-62, DLRC Auction, Nov. 2004,: $1,006,250

So, an increase of population of an additional 10 pieces would greatly reduce the price.
But, I would still like to own one, even if now it is a 'cheapie'.

 

that was 7,59 million for 1 coin. not all ten.

Hell Id be happy with a fraction of 1 coin.