American Eagle Coin
American Eagle Coin
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 5 2010 1OZ OUNCE AMERICAN SILVER EAGLE GEM SILVER COINS US $112.95 |
 American Eagle Mens Coin ring Sterling Silver Large  US $81.00
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 2010 AMERICAN SILVER EAGLE ROLL OF 20 COINS OUNCES GEM US $450.50 |
 5 American Eagle Coins Bullion 54C US $118.00
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 5 American Eagle Coins Bullion 55C US $103.50
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 5 American Eagle Coins Bullion 56C US $101.01
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 5 American Eagle Coins Bullion 57C US $101.01
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 5 American Eagle Coins Bullion 58C US $93.85
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 5 American Eagle Coins Bullion 59C US $78.77
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 5 American Eagle Coins Bullion 60C US $95.25
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 Coin 2007 American Eagle Silver Proof Dollar Coin US $46.10
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 2009 AMERICAN SILVER EAGLE DOLLAR US COIN MS BU RARE $1 US $24.50
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 5 American Eagle Coins Bullion 61C US $110.46
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 5 American Eagle Coins Bullion 62C US $101.01
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 5 American Eagle Coins Bullion 63C US $102.93
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 2004 American Eagle $1 Proof Silver Bullion Coin US $50.13
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 5 American Eagle Silver One Dollar Coins Bullion C15 US $107.50
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 5 American Eagle Silver One Dollar Coins Bullion C16 US $106.79
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 AIRTITE American Silver Eagle 1oz COIN HOLDERS US $5.75
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 1 0Z 2010 AMERICAN SILVER EAGLE DOLLAR BULLION COIN US $23.51
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 35 Airtite Coin Holder for American Silver Eagle Dollar US $9.45
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 ENAMELED AMERICAN 1 OZ FINE SILVER EAGLE BULLION COIN US $22.00
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 25 Airtite Coin Holder for American Silver Eagle Dollar US $6.75
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 1986 Silver American Eagle $1 Coin in UNC Condition US $20.50
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 2000 Silver American Eagle $1 Coin in UNC Condition US $20.50
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Coin/COA Mismatch in 1 oz American Eagle?
I have been contemplating the sale of a $50 American Eagle Proof given to me as a gift many years ago, and in examining the contents of the case more closely, I've noticed that while both the spine of the case and the coin itself read '1987' (MCMLXXXVII) the COA reads 1986. How unusual is this? Will it cause any difficulties at sale?
It may and it may not. I can not find anything about this problem. Someone may have had both eagles and mixed up the COA's. In the long run it should not matter for you are selling a coin not the COA. In the end you can always have it graded by one of the grading services and throw the COA away.
