US Mint New Listing On Schedule For A 2019 Enhanced Reverse Proof American Silver Eagle

Likely it's just because there's a like or share button on the page like here. The image and functionality comes from Facebook when the page loads.

They were wrong. PCGS is tops for the US market with NGC in second.

So I see on ebay sellers listings the 2019:enhanced proof ASE slabbed as PR 70 first strike. As a newer collector can I ask how to they know it will grade 70? Will every coin grade 70? How do you get these slabbed and the cost to slab? Are they worth slabbing?

As you can see, this is my first post. I really felt it was necessary to send out a big "Thank You" to everyone here, especially Big-Kingdom.

Like so many on Thursday, I tried to order but was unsuccessful. Sure, big disappointment. But not the end of the world.

Thursday evening and Friday morning I read all of the different coin forums and comments from different sites about everyone's experience on Thursday.

While at work very early I was reading this forum. And about 7:10 I happened to read Big-Kingdom's post about his experience and his suggestion about trying at 7:30am. I thought, "Hey it's worth a try."

So at 7:29 I started refreshing. OMG, I couldn't believe it when at 7:30 the blue "Remind Me" changed to "Add to Bag". I started shaking! But I calmly clicked through the process making sure I didn't screw anything up with typos.

I finished in about 30 seconds as the site went smoothly. Received my "Received you order" email in a minute. And at 7:40 I got my "Confirmation" email.

I couldn't believe it! Couldn't stop the adrenaline for a good hour. By then my co-workers started coming in. The woman who sits next to me said even before she took her coat off, "Did you get the coin?!" She could tell.

While I'm thrilled for myself and others who were able to order the coin, I do feel really bad for those true collectors who were not as lucky.

So again, thank you Big-Kingdom for mentioning 7:30. I would've NEVER have thought they'd become available again on the website.

This is the general consensus, though I do have to say that when I was searching for my 1995-W proof ASE I saw several proof 70 PCGS's that were not perfect. Another thing to keep in mind is that a 70 NGC will be worth more than a 69 PCGS.

To those here, in the know, About how many ASE'S are struck per die.? Thanks. Let me be more precise, Making 30,000 of these coins, I am wondering if the Mint used more then say 2 sets of dies, if that? I am thinking that if they did use one set, the result may be the tail end of the lot would NOT be as crisp as the first half. Looking to see, answers of those "in the know", and their thoughts, Thanks

I received a shipped e mail Yesterday, the number, once checked state, the tracking information will be updated, once the package has been received by Fed Ex......

I did low cost, I'll be one of the last to get it.