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2006 Gold and Silver Eagle Anniversary Set Question

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Simon Li

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Hi guys and gals,

I just joined NGC and want to submit a few coins for grading I am SUPER EXCITED!  But as a newbie in this topic I wanted to ask a few questions regarding this set I picked up from the flea market.  It is a 2006 Gold and Silver Eagle Anniversary Set  and I read online and got some mixed messages regarding coin being called "burnished" and regular eagles.  Is this set actually a "burnished" eagle set?  Is this set of coin really common and is it worth sending it in for grading? 

Thanks for all your helpful comments and advice!

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Matt G

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Thank you for your question. The 2006 Eagles with a "W" mintmark are burnished coins. You will notice more of a matte finish and less shiny when compared to the standard bullion coins. I have copied our census information which shows how many we have graded. 

 

https://www.ngccoin.com/census/united-states/american-eagles-and-bullion-coins/76/

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