2015 American Eagle Blank Question

Thanks. That's exactly what I wanted to know. So from a collecting standpoint, there are really three versions to get each year.

Well ... At least three ...

Sort of.

First ..you should know that the mint started the burnished in 2006.

I know they did not make a proof in 2009 ...have to check,
they might not have made a burnish.

Also there are a few years they made special coins. Like reverse
proof and enhanced uncirculated. Also, I think they made two
proofs in 2012, a "S" and "W" mint. Then in 2008 there are two
Burnished, a regular 2008 and a 2008 with reverse of 07.

To end the list 10th anniversary "W"mint. 30,000 mintage.
Last time I checked, I think they were starting around $3,000

Didn't mean to overwhelm ...

And I should have took more time, maybe been clearer.

From 1986 to 2005, pretty easy, bullion and proof coin.
Except for that 1995 W (10th Anniversary coin)

Most of the other special coins can be bought by getting the
special sets. 20th and 25th Anniversary sets.
Then the 2012 and 2013 two coin sets.

Once you get started .. gets pretty easy to fill in the holes.

I have all them ... except that 1995 W .. that one scares me. But I did start buying them from the mint, when they
started in 1986.

Good luck .. keep us posted on your progress

Thanks for the additional details and welcome. I collected when I was a teenager and some through college, but I have not been actively collecting for over 20 years. I already have the 1986 and three other early '90 dated proof ASE's. In fact I have four of the proof 1986 ASE's. I don't know why I bought four, but I guess I have three to trade off now. I also have six late '80's and early '90's bullion ASE's. Unfortunately, one will have to go because it managed to grow finger prints sometime between when I purchased it and now. What the mint did with making the 1995-W pretty much unobtainable for most people was pretty crappy. I'm still not sure about that one. I just ordered a proof 2014 and a proof 2015 when I ordered my 2015 proof sets, so they should be here today. I'll order the 2015-W when the mint sets go on sale. I appreciate the help.

I was talking about the regular US mints set which go on sale in a month. However, the dollar coin set does seem like a pretty decent value given that it's only $7 more than the lone -W ASE and includes five UNC gold dollars. However, that's only half the gold dollars and the packaging would be different versus what comes with the lone -W ASE. Looks like I have decisions to make.

I received both the '14 and '15 proof ASE's today. Unfortunately, the '14 had a cloudy area on the obverse that appears to be some sort of residue and the '15 had an area on the obverse where it looks rough instead of mirror like. Given how much they cost, they're both going back and I'll try again.