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I'm pretty sure it won't' be at anyone's home. Most likely coin to be lost in a boating accident I have seen in a while.
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How does one properly secure and store a $48,742 [at 2h53m left] coin at home, heh. Still at that bid. Will probably stay up to see what it goes for. No idea what it takes to have pockets that deep. |
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Up another $1000, just under an hour left. Betting it goes over $50k
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$82,500 hammer price, $92,812.50 total to include buyer's premium. As we saw with the Omega Cents, there's a premium attached to the first example. . .There are 399 coins that could hit the auction blocks in the years to come. . .none will command that high a price however; I believe they will eclipse the 1995 W as the most expensive American Silver Eagles ever and become the Holy Grail for ASE completists. . . " Even a clock that's stopped is right twice a day. "
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10/19/2026 1:08 pm
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Thanks, I was hoping someone saw it. I kept refreshing, then it was ended with no price showing. The highest I saw was $77,500 at about 30 seconds left. Unreal. Highest price for an individual ASE I bet. |
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Absolute insanity, though probably a drop in the bucket for certain collectors.
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$82,500 hammer price, $92,812.50 total to include buyer's premium.  |
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Quote: I believe they will eclipse the 1995 W as the most expensive American Silver Eagles ever and become the Holy Grail for ASE completists. . . Nah I don't consider this coin to be a part of the series. It wasn't even offered to the public and it's just a variety with a slightly different privy mark, not even a scarce date. |
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@TheInfinityPoint: I agree. No sane collector would consider it part of the ASE series. . . |
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Quote:No sane collector would consider it part of the ASE series. . But we all know there is a least one not sane ASE collector who will require one.  |
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It wasn't even offered to the public and it's just a variety with a slightly different privy mark, not even a scarce date. I'm pretty sure these are 2026P ASEs. Normally only available in the Congrats set. In that form, they only made 60k I believe, so we can assume these were minted "in addition" to the Congrats set, although with the Team USA privy. Quote:But we all know there is a least one not sane ASE collector who will require one Probably referring to me? I'd want one in the worst way, but no way in heck I'd pay even 1/10th of what this first one went for. I'd pay maybe what my entire 10th Anniversary set cost, which is a lot. But 5 figures? Nooooo. I'll just have to accept it, like many of us. Edited by Gilly
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Probably referring to me? I would never say you were not sane.  Quote:
I'd want one in the worst way, but no way in heck I'd pay even 1/10th of what this first one went for. It may something achievable with patience and persistence.  Quote:
Nooooo. I'll just have to accept it, like many of us. I told you that you were not not sane.  |
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