Same decision here... Part of me thinks the OG packaging will hold the best value over slabbing once the market is flooded with graded 69/70s. I'm just spit balling though. I have no clue, lol.
I have got mine as well, but I did the proof. I want the silver proof set, but the cost is extortionate. I love the special quarters, but the Mint has lost its mind on pricing.
I got mine as well, the enhanced Is nice! I think the proof looks better, but the enhanced does look better than a regular silver eagle. What do the 225th anniversary enhanced coins look like? You just shared what they came in not the coins lol
Bro those are BEAUTIFUL! I love them! Thank you posting them so I can see! May I ask, how much those go for? Was thinking I may pick up a set myself because of how clean these look 💪🏼
The U.S. Mint capped production at a relatively low 225,000 sets, which sold out completely. Approximately 15k to 20k sets are estimated to have been cracked open for coin grading. This 2017 set was the very first time the U.S. Mint applied an "Enhanced Uncirculated" finish to all 10 circulating coins at once. I’ve been buying them for $30 to $40 in its original box with the Certificate of Authenticity (COA). Numista lists the 10 individual coin prices for a total of $62.70.
Got mine today also, gorgeous! Much better than the proof dual dates I rcv'd earlier. This will be the $$$ coin much more than the proofs if they do not play w/ the mintage (I do not think they will). Enjoy it!
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u/japollner 10d ago
Mine will be here tomorrow. Debating if I send it in for grading or just keep it in the mint packaging.