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Some things Just do Not Change, $1,000.00 Per Coin Above Spot,.. 
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Yeah, last I checked none of the collectible 2024 gold eagles or gold buffaloes on US Mint site have sold out. Spot price is so high and such high premiums. You can buy prior years cheaper online. Back in August I bought a bullion 1986 1oz gold eagle at local coin store, 4.4% over spot, I'd never had a first year one before. I prefer the reverse family of eagles over the new reverse, just my opinion.
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11/04/2024 08:11 am
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@ Livingwater, You stated " I prefer the reverse family of eagles over the new reverse, just my opinion. "  You My Fellow Coin Collecting Enthusiast, Are Not Alone.........  |
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I Bet the , 1986 ( bullion ) Gold Eagle Design Must be Awesome in Hand, WOW....... I AM Drooling  |
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Morgans Dad, here it is. As you likely know, 1986 through 1991 they used Roman Numerals for the date which is cool I think. It's in good shape. I put it in a capsule after I took the pics. The first year mintage was high, about 1,362,650 and just bullion but still enjoyable to have one.  Edited by livingwater
11/04/2024 09:43 am
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IMO, I Too enjoy the Old School Roman Numerals, .....  I am Appreciative Your Sharing the View, .... That 1986 Gold Eagle is The Start of The American Eagle Program, .... |
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Its harder on the wallet especially from the Mint.
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Very nice, livingwater! Errers and Varietys.
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It seems the US Mint is going to strike 230 of the gold version with "230" privy and auction them on Dec. 12th. No price yet for the non privy version. Don't know why, took a long time to load CCF pages. https://www.usmint.gov/content/usmi...mber-14.htmlEdited by livingwater
11/07/2024 7:02 pm
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@ Livingwater, I Found the U S Mint is now using Another Word, Another way of doing business? As per the link you posted.....  " As a tribute to the number of years that have elapsed since the Flowing Hair dollar coin was introduced, the Mint will also auction 230 one ounce, high relief, 24-karat gold coins with a "230" privy mark on December 12, 2024. The first coin will be auctioned with the die in a custom-made display box. Each of the coins will be accompanied by a certificate of authenticity hand-signed by the Honorable Ventris C. Gibson, Director of the United States Mint. Additional details about this special auction will be released at a later date. " They will " Auction "  Edited by Morgans Dad
11/08/2024 07:58 am
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Probably go for like 50k each. Mint will make so much money they can bring prices on everything else back to earth...but they won't
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Don't know why, took a long time to load CCF pages. Server problems. If you work in IT, you get it, if not, please afford us some patience. 
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Is that legal, is the US Mint authorized to auction freshly minted coins?
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11/09/2024 07:34 am
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