Fractional (w) mint unciruclated gold series to go up?.

revised u.s.mint mintage for 2006w - 2008w AGE unc gold series:

2006w-- AGE Unc-- 1 ounce----- 5,708
2006w-- AGE Unc-- 1/2 ounce--- 4,960
2006w-- AGE Unc-- 1/4 ounce--- 4,984 (lowest 1/4 oz)
2006w-- AGE Unc-- 1/10 ounce- 10,439
2006w-- AGE Unc-- set--------- 10,204

2007w-- AGE Unc-- 1 ounce--- 11,602
2007w-- AGE Unc-- 1/2 ounce-- 4,451 (lowest 1/2 oz)
2007w-- AGE Unc-- 1/4 ounce-- 5,762
2007w-- AGE Unc-- 1/10 ounce 15,497
2007w-- AGE Unc---set--------- 7,004

2008w-- AGE Unc-- 1 ounce---- 9,057
2008w-- AGE Unc-- 1/2 ounce-- 5,209
2008w-- AGE Unc-- 1/4 ounce-- 6,032
2008w-- AGE Unc-- 1/10 ounce- 9,806 (lowest 1/10 oz)
2008w-- AGE Unc-- set--------- 2,851 (lowest 4 pc set)

 

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Elaine: I am confused. How did the mintage of the 2006W 1/4 oz. AGE drop from 7,150 (post #198) to 4,984 (post #201)? Overall, I think the 2008W 1/4 oz. has the lowest mintage, correct? TC

 

to TopcatCoin: yes. the lowest AGE unc 1/4 oz gold right now is the 2006w as revised by the u.s.mint. and the 1/2 oz gold is the 2007w.

 

I am very surprised by this update for the 2006W 1/4 oz. AGE especially 4 years after release. However, if you consider both individual sales plus sales of the 4-coin sets, the the 2008W 1/4 oz. AGE still has the lowest total mintage for a 1/4 oz. AGE. TC

 

but the pricing nowadays is mostly based on individual or single coin. and the coin must have complete box and c.o.a. the set have their own pricing anyway. so the 2008w 4 pc set is the lowest.

i think the 2006w and 2007w 1/4 oz will pass $1,000.00 each soon. in line with the 2008w 1/4 oz.

 

the prices for 2006w to 2008w AGE unc gold should be:

2006w 1/2 oz - 4,960 pc - $1,850.00
2006w 1/4 oz - 4,984 pc - $1,500.00

2007w 1/2 oz - 4,451 pc - $2,000.00
2007w 1/4 oz - 5,762 pc - $1,400.00

2008w 1/2 oz - 5,209 pc - $1,650.00
2008w 1/4 oz - 6,032 pc - $1,375.00

 

http://news.coinupdate.com/collectible-uncirculated-w-gold-eagle-coins-remain-uncertain-0457/

 

The mint packaging on the AGE burnished series was not very good...basically a blue cardboard box with an insert to hold the capsule and a paper c.o.a. I have seen a lot more 2006W 1/4 ounce for sale than 2008W which makes me think that many of the 2006W AGE 4-coin sets were broken up and sent in for grading. I like the 2008W 1/4 ounce AGE over either the 2006W or 2007W due to it having the lowest total mintage (individual coin + 4-coin set). TC

 

please explain why.

 

1. there will be no more coins of this type of fractional be produce by the mint.
2. the mint updated its mintage recently. the figures were down so much from the original released.
3. the prices did not run so much compare to its counterpart american buffalo.
4. cdn began to adjust those prices. like 2006w and 2007w 1/2 ounce were higher now than 2008w.

 

Thank you. :smile

Number 2 is the only one that I dislike and feel could continue to be 'adjusted' thus throwing off the numbers.

 

the fractional 2006w to 2008w AGE uncirculated gold series. mintage recently being updated by the u.s. mint. with only 4,000 to 6,000 pieces being produced. and several thousand pieces being slabbed. those with original box and c.o.a. might only have few hundreds left in each category. just a reminder.

 

http://news.coinupdate.com/collectib...ncertain-0457/

 

Broken link elaine. Fix it. Please provide a comment to go with it for context as to why you are posting it.

 

thanks krispy. this one is to show that the mint revised its mintage as i stated before.

http://news.coinupdate.com/collectible-uncirculated-w-gold-eagle-coins-remain-uncertain-0457/

 

Thank you. It's so surprising how long it takes the Mint to determine mintage statistics, good reason no one should take your numbers too literally, too soon, and instead take them as generalizations, with true figures to come years later.