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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;RickieB, post: 158755, member: 2486&quot;]Hello Claw...</p><p>Well my non-professional opinion is that all the platinum Eagles are rather low mintages. The trouble with Platinum is that the collector base is somewhat small due to the metals expense/popularity. It is also very hard metal and minting it is troublesome from what I understand. I think in the years ahead they will be sought after more so than now and the low mintages are a strong point! If you like em then get all you can. I have several of the 1/4 oz prf and uncirc as well as some of the 1/2 oz. The AGE on the other hand are my favorite coin and have put together the Uncirc series from 86-06 in all denomination except the 1 oz in which I only need 10 more to go. All the key&nbsp; 1oz are in hand..with gold moving in such volitale swings it has been difficult to find the extra $$$$ to finish the 1 0z. I now have 2&nbsp; 1/2 oz 2006 AGE and 4&nbsp; 1/4 oz AGE 2006,</p><p>The&nbsp; 1/2 oz coins are&nbsp; most always the fewest minted with the 1/4 oz close behind. The key to the series is the 1991 1/2 oz AGE and in MS 69 it will run you 1700-1900.00 USD..OUCH!! Glad I got mine a while ago!</p><p><br /></p><p>It is getting more difficult to find the platinum eagles in MS as they are being held..I personally buy all I can when I find them PCGS only. I have&nbsp; 1 2005 MS 70 NGC I picked up for a good price..only NGC coin I own. Nothing wrong with NGC as&nbsp; far as I am concerned..I&#039;ve just always collected PCGS from the 80&#039;s.</p><p>Hope this helped you some..one day the complete AGE series will be worth big bucks..after Im dead of course..LOL</p><p><br /></p><p>RickieB[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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