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<p>[QUOTE="19Lyds, post: 2198851, member: 15929"]Well, just so the record is straight, the US Mint never offered a 10th Anniversary Silver Eagle Set. They offered a 10th Anniversary Gold Eagle Set which had a Silver Eagle in it at $999.00. Gold was at about $400 an ounce and the price of the set kept a lot of folks from ordering. The internet was in it's infancy and eBay was just barely born! Set registry's were non-existent and the Silver Eagle from the set could be had for $500.</p><p>It wasn't until the early 2000's before the Silver Eagle gained any appreciative pricing and that was mainly due to the scarcity of high grade coins in slabs.</p><p><br /></p><p>As for collecting the Presidential Proofs? I believe that folks collect them simply because they are easy and there's so doggoned many of them! I'm staring at a stack of 2008-2009 Signature coins that I've contemplated putting up on eBay for close to a year now. The only reason I don't is that I'm just not that eager to take the financial whipping which will come with the sale of the coins. I might as well crackem out and deposit them in the bank!</p><p><br /></p><p>You are rright about the Silver Eagles though. Very Affordable big hunks of silver that come the closest to a Morgan Dollar than any other coin which, I assume, is why they are so popular. However, even those suffer from suckdom in this depressed coin economy. I recently took a serious whipping on about 20 I've sold over the past two weeks.</p><p><br /></p><p>My position has always been that the market for the RP Presidential is HOT. But it's only hot for right now, meaning, this year. In 5 years, folks will completely forget about them and I expect that the PR70 coins "may" reel in a few $200 sales. The price on them has already started to slide. ($3601 - $1675 has got to be a tough pill to swallow in only 7 days!)</p><p><br /></p><p>The popularity of the Presidential Dollars just isn't there over the long run. Even removing the dollar bill from circulation isn't going to change that.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="19Lyds, post: 2198851, member: 15929"]Well, just so the record is straight, the US Mint never offered a 10th Anniversary Silver Eagle Set. They offered a 10th Anniversary Gold Eagle Set which had a Silver Eagle in it at $999.00. Gold was at about $400 an ounce and the price of the set kept a lot of folks from ordering. The internet was in it's infancy and eBay was just barely born! Set registry's were non-existent and the Silver Eagle from the set could be had for $500. It wasn't until the early 2000's before the Silver Eagle gained any appreciative pricing and that was mainly due to the scarcity of high grade coins in slabs. As for collecting the Presidential Proofs? I believe that folks collect them simply because they are easy and there's so doggoned many of them! I'm staring at a stack of 2008-2009 Signature coins that I've contemplated putting up on eBay for close to a year now. The only reason I don't is that I'm just not that eager to take the financial whipping which will come with the sale of the coins. I might as well crackem out and deposit them in the bank! You are rright about the Silver Eagles though. Very Affordable big hunks of silver that come the closest to a Morgan Dollar than any other coin which, I assume, is why they are so popular. However, even those suffer from suckdom in this depressed coin economy. I recently took a serious whipping on about 20 I've sold over the past two weeks. My position has always been that the market for the RP Presidential is HOT. But it's only hot for right now, meaning, this year. In 5 years, folks will completely forget about them and I expect that the PR70 coins "may" reel in a few $200 sales. The price on them has already started to slide. ($3601 - $1675 has got to be a tough pill to swallow in only 7 days!) The popularity of the Presidential Dollars just isn't there over the long run. Even removing the dollar bill from circulation isn't going to change that.[/QUOTE]
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