American silver eagles

I purchased 100 2008 ASE from the mint as an investment. As luck would
have it, I received all coins with the 2007 reverse. Does anyone know
the going price for these coins?
John

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"Woody Woodpecker" wrote in message
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I purchased 100 2008 ASE from the mint as an investment. As luck would
have it, I received all coins with the 2007 reverse. Does anyone know
the going price for these coins?
John

"Woody Woodpecker" wrote in message
Does anyone know
the going price for these coins?
John


I would be willing to pay you $5 apiece for these coins.

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"Woody Woodpecker" wrote in message
Does anyone know
the going price for these coins?
John


I would be willing to pay you $5 apiece for these coins.

;-)
Seriously now, why do they command such a high premium, given that their
number is around 47.000 pieces?...

On Mon, 19 Jan 2009 11:02:55 +0200, "gogu"
wrote:

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"Woody Woodpecker" wrote in message
Does anyone know
the going price for these coins?
John


I would be willing to pay you $5 apiece for these coins.

;-)
Seriously now, why do they command such a high premium, given that their
number is around 47.000 pieces?...

People are impatient.

Some people also spent $200+ to get a smooth edge G.W. Dollar and now
they are selling for $50 or less. I think I will hold off until I can
get a no-edge G.W. Dollar, NGC or PCGS certifed, for under $30. One
sold for $42, so it's only a matter of time.

"Jon Purkey" wrote in message
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;-)
Seriously now, why do they command such a high premium, given that their
number is around 47.000 pieces?...

People are impatient.

Some people also spent $200+ to get a smooth edge G.W. Dollar and now
they are selling for $50 or less. I think I will hold off until I can
get a no-edge G.W. Dollar, NGC or PCGS certifed, for under $30. One
sold for $42, so it's only a matter of time.

I find if I follow a two year rule then the hype has died down and prices
have slid along with it. I picked up a bunch of 2006 Reverse Proofs in the
summer last year, sold back the ordinary ones, and culled a few that were oh
so close to PF70 for 3/4 the price an average example typically sold in
early 2008 and 1/2 the price they sold for in 2007.

Now I am trying to find a real nice specimin of the 2007 Jamestown Proof. I
recently snagged an NGC 70 for under $50 whereas even a year ago I would
have likely paid double.

As an aside I find that once I have looked at a bunch of examples of the
same coin eventually one will come by that just grabs my eye because it is
*that* much better than all the rest I have looked at.

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On Mon, 19 Jan 2009 11:02:55 +0200, "gogu"
wrote:

? "James Weston" ?????? ??? ??????
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"Woody Woodpecker" wrote in message
Does anyone know
the going price for these coins?
John


I would be willing to pay you $5 apiece for these coins.


;-)
Seriously now, why do they command such a high premium, given that their
number is around 47.000 pieces?...


People are impatient.


Well then, it seems I'll never understand people...

Some people also spent $200+ to get a smooth edge G.W. Dollar and now
they are selling for $50 or less. I think I will hold off until I can
get a no-edge G.W. Dollar, NGC or PCGS certifed, for under $30. One
sold for $42, so it's only a matter of time.

You'll could be right. Then again,no one is correct all the time. I
think I will wait an see. Thanks for your advice/comments. John.