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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;2011steeny, post: 2761997, member: 87763&quot;]Yes, that&#039;s very true. The larger the population there is of a specific coin, the less demand there is for it, (because it&#039;s readily available), and therefore the less the cost. I was replying to the comment about the 2017-W Proof Silver Eagle graded PF70 with the $200.00 price.</p><p><br /></p><p>If that is one of the signature type coin slabs with, a Mercanti, Moy, Cleveland, Jeppson, etc., or one of the Pedigree Slabs such as FDOI, ER, FR, 225th Annv. etc.</p><p>Then to some ASE collectors, the coin could be worth the $200.00 to them. Perfect example is the recently &quot;found&quot; 2015-(P) Struck at Philadelphia &quot;Bullion&quot; issued coin. Being this forum was mainly about that particular coin, and the cost for a MS70 going for $10,000.00, and having a population of only 47.</p><p><br /></p><p>I just wanted to find out what particular 2017-W PF70 ASE that Mr. Marshall was commenting on, to get more particulars. I myself will purchase the 2017-W Proof ASE in PF69 U/C from NGC, in the standard Gold/Brown label, hopefully for around the $50.00 range.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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