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randiR
Jun 17, 2011, 6:57:15 PM6/17/11
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Are these considered to be bullion or collectors coins. reason I as is
because of the huge premiums I have been seeing.
because of the huge premiums I have been seeing.
Jerry Dennis
Jun 17, 2011, 10:54:58 PM6/17/11
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On Jun 17, 6:57 pm, randiR <iowabo...@hotmail.com> wrote:
> Are these considered to be bullion or collectors coins. reason I as is
> because of the huge premiums I have been seeing.
> Are these considered to be bullion or collectors coins. reason I as is
> because of the huge premiums I have been seeing.
Both, actually. Any generic ASE regardless of condition is worth its
bullion value. Example, I gave my grandson a raw, uncirculated 2001
ASE as a coin he could touch, hold, carry, show his friends, etc. It
was uncirculated and unslabbed. It cost me about $15 back then. Now
it's worth about $36. By now it's probably an AU-50, but he's happy.
On the flip side, high grade ASEs can command a hefty premium, some
more than others, depending on the year and grade. A 1995-W in
PR70DCAM is fetching five figures, while a so-called "common date"
PR70DCAM can be had for $200-$300. A full set of MS70 ASEs
(1986-2011) have been hawked on Coin Vault for over $30,000.
Jerry
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