American Silver Eagle Pcgs

These 2011 Silver Eagle come from a sealed Montser Box from the San Francisco Mint with NO MINT MARK. Usually Silver Eagles are produced at the ...

I live with my best friend and he know that I collect older silver coins and American Silver Eagles dollar coins. Well he went out and bought me alot of silver old PCGS graded coins and 15 proof American Silver Eagles. My silver eagle proof set (1986-now) is now up to date thanks to him and I have a few doubles. He also told me that he have a coin that i've been wanting for a long time that hit him up hard in the pocket but I have to wait until Christmas. He has spent alot on me so far and bought me some really nice coins. I went out yesterday and bought him a friendship platinum ring that was $2,350 and I had his name added on it on the front. Should I give it to him today or wait until Christmas?
this is my childhood friend so I think this will mean alot to him. We've been friends since we was six and we are both 25 now.

I would wait until Christmas to give it to him. I'm sure he'll love it and always cherish it. Congrats on having such a long friendship with him and I hope you guys have many more years of happiness and joy together.

2008-12-24 02:43:54 by Chris88

Price: $59.95 $49.95

One OZ .999 Fine Silver Coin
In hand ready to ship.
Ship Out same or next day. USPS First-Class Mail Tracking

First off i started collecting 6 months ago and have acquired coins from a Morgan to Seated liberty half to silver eagle, presidential dollar, commemoratives, etc. I purchased my first gold coin a 2008 $5 buffalo graded by ANACS in SP 70(satin) Now i am looking to purchase a $10 platinum eagle and have narrowed it down to a 2008 NGC coin. I am aware that these coins come in MS 69/ MS 70 with a regular label or the E.R. I like the idea of early release but would like to have a MS 70 grade. Looking at PCGS price grade a 1997 $10 in MS 70 is listed at $7,000. The value of a 1997 $10 in MS 69 is $145 so this brings me to believe that i am much better off purchasing a 70 grade. (tho they did not offer E.R. in 1997) I am looking at this from a collectors viewpoint and would like to say that i own a $7,000 coin (i am aware this may not appreciate in all cases) would paying $300 dollars for a regular 2008 MS 70 be overpaying by too much, this seems to suit my price range as i know platinum is around a G/ounce. i am trying to decide between the regular label MS 70 or an E.R. 69 please share anything advice/comment you may have. 21/male. thank you

MS 70 is the highest grade possible it is the closest to being perfect as your going to get, it is also the most expensive if a MS-69 cost $100 then an MS-70 will at minimum be double the price. There is also the grade of Deep Cameo MS-70 this coin will let you see yourself as if looking in a mirror this is the most Expensive grade I know of. Good luck

2009-02-10 16:29:01 by cl3071700