My Silver Eagle Collection

Please do!

I also have all of the ASE's except the 95W. I keep the Bullion and Bullion with privys in a Lighthouse ASE album. I added extra pages when they were available. The album is maxed out with pages and I doubt if I will fill it. The others are housed in Lighthouse Cap's albums and Lighthouse slabs albums. I keep the OGP and COAs in totes so they can be reunited in the fututre. I've got several ASE dupes that I had TPG certified. I'm also waiting for the Marine privy to be released.

While I do Not post photos ,

I for One agree with John,

Carlp007, Barkeep,

Please post your Collections of Our Beloved American Silver Eagles


We excite Easily....

Congratulations! If you can, I'd love to see pictures.

carlp007 wrote:


First: Congratulations on your collection.
Second: My trove is identical to yours but I sold a boatload of sports cards (vintage baseball & contemporary basketball) to finance the acquisition and subsequent grading of a 95-W. . .2025 was a brutally expensive year for ASE collectors and I'm hoping there are fewer issues in 2026. I'm not an album guy so most of my ASE's remain in their OGP.
Third: I have every bullion example also but keep them in a different container from the others. Some of the bullion issues are slabbed. Many are in 2 x 2's. I keep track of my coin collection using spreadsheets. For the ASE's, I have two workbooks: one is a chronological list of every ASE issue, with the usual info, e.g., amount paid, date acquired, grading info, mint issue prices. The second workbook is Bullion issues only. The worksheets came in handy as I assembled the collection and were a great way to add tips, comments, and suggestions from ASE collectors on the CCF and elsewhere. Strictly speaking, I am not a silver stacker, however I consider the bullion coins to be my silver stash. . .
You might consider keeping a 2010 bullion out of the stacking group as there was no UNC issued that year, only the 2010 W proof.

Congrats! I'm sure it felt good to complete the collection!

Thanks for the insight, everyone, I too have a spread sheet that includes mintages, purchase date, purchase price, how it is kept (OGP, capsule, slab, graded, display, etc...), and notes for each coin if needed. I like the idea of adding the mint issued pricing (thanks cptbilly) I did have all the bullion coin in a Dansco album but changed them over to capsules in a binder.

I will add the 2010 to my must keep stack. However, the more and more I read I'm convinced. I will be keeping each bullion year in the collection.

I don't separate any of my ASEs. They are stored together in boxes. If they come in OGP they stay in OGP. If they come loose then they go into plastic coin capsules and a small zip-lock baggie.
When I started collecting ASEs in December, 2019 I did not set any goals to complete any type because I was new to collecting and did not know what all was out there. When I found them at a good price I bought them.
While I do not have every mint mark I have multiple Proof, Certified and BU from every year they were produced. The BUs includes 3 burnished coins from each year and a few burnished MS-70s.
I also have 33 ASEs in special sets like the Limited Edition Silver Proof Set, 2011 25th Anniversary 5 coin box set, the 2016 Ronald Reagan Chronicles Set, etc.
There are pictures of all of these coins on my American Silver Eagle Collection page.