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I was looking at my desk tonight and I saw the attached ad from my March 2007 Coin World Magazine...how many of us are kicking ourselves over missing out on this deal?  Sorry for the blurry picture...  I think I'll take 10 at that price and this is just a little over 4 months ago!  So what do you all think will be the next hot coin to come out? Edited by Nelrak
06/13/2007 01:33 am
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I'd have to say this one.   |
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I wonder if they still will still uphold the offer lol. In the June issue, they're selling 2006-W's for $99...if wonder if they'll sell them to me since it is june...
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Can we please avoid the political discourse?
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Prethen, it's only a joke. I do not see this as political. In fact, I think it's pretty pertinent since the Presidents' wives are being put on gold coins. This thread is not going to be allowed to turn political, but the above post was definitely intended as a joke only.
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I wonder if they still will still uphold the offer lol. In the June issue, they're selling 2006-W's for $99...if wonder if they'll sell them to me since it is june...
Meaning? I didn'y buy it from the mint and now they're well over $100  |
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OK this may or may not sound like a dumb question. I have been buying up ASE's but only for the bullion value and not as a coin but have been seeing things mentioned recently like burnished and unburnished. I know that burnished means shinny or polished but none of my ASE's are shinny except my proof's so what are we talking about when we say a coin is burnished when it don't look shined or polished? Gary too |
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garylcsr,
The Eagle coins/planchets were not burnished, it was the dies used to strike them that were burnished. All of the burnished Eagles carry the W mintmark.
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What I really wonder is exactly the statement of what is next? I mean in the past there has been baseball cards, guns, football cards, Beanie Babies, knives, Hot Wheel cars, postage stamps, Tiffany Lamps, etc. So although coins have been hot for a long time, I really wonder what is next?
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so if I'm reading this right, these ASE's have gone up 4x value in just a few months? Were there just not very many minted? Aren't collectors informed of how many are minted when the coins are released? Sorry if this is a dumb question, I'm not a collector of ASE's........YET! :) |
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I'd have to say this one.
I like this pic better:  |
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so if I'm reading this right, these ASE's have gone up 4x value in just a few months? Were there just not very many minted? Aren't collectors informed of how many are minted when the coins are released? Sorry if this is a dumb question, I'm not a collector of ASE's........YET! :)
Many things went into the rarity factor of the 2006W Eagles. They were originally just released in the two and three coin 20th anniv sets but then the Mint decided to mint them separately. The problem is they were not sold individually until September, very late in the year. Also, they were only being "minted to order" so intitially demand was low so production stayed low. By the time people realized how few of these were actually going to be available, it was too late. The original issue price was $19.95 but now they sell for $100+. The total individual mintage was 250,000 plus another 270,000 in the sets. The next rarest ASE is the 1996 with 3.6 million minted. Mintage figures are generally not widely released until production is finished. There are a few sources of updated mintage figures, but that still does not tell you how many total will be minted. Edited by biokemist6
06/13/2007 3:04 pm
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So if rudy wins, do they make a wife coin for each of his wives, or just the current trophy model. Sorry, just trying too be fair and balenced, just too much hillary bashing in this thread (which btw is Not my first choice in 08)
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Posted 06/12/2007 03:40 am
this one but cannot afford it
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