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About This Series
The Greysheet Catalog (GSID) of the $100 Platinum Eagles (1997–) series of American Eagles in the U.S. Coins contains 25 distinct entries with CPG® values between $2,151.12 and $50,000.00.
$100 platinum American Eagles have been struck since 1997 and are among the world?s most popular one-ounce platinum coins. $100 platinum eagles are also presently the only platinum bullion coins regularly issued by the United States Mint, making the series a primary target for precious metals investors as well as coin collectors who want to add some high-value coins to their collections by means of something besides gold coins.
The $100 platinum eagles stand out from the bullion crowd not only because of their platinum content, which is relatively unusual in a numismatic world where gold and silver rule the bullion roost, but also because of the incredible designs featured on these valuable coins. The obverse features a striking rendition of the Statue of Liberty by John Mercanti, while the reverse of the uncirculated $100 platinum eagle showcases an eagle in flight as captured by Thomas D. Rogers. Proof $100 platinum eagles issued since 1998 have featured a new reverse design each year.
While proofs continue to be made to the present, the last regular-strike examples were issued in 2014. Most uncirculated pieces are relatively common, though the three burnished issues of the series are scarce. These include the 2006-W, 2007-W, and 2008-W, each with a mintage of fewer than 4,000 pieces. Also tough is the 2014 uncirculated issue, which was made six years after the previous regular-strike issue and is worth much more than spot metal values.
The $100 platinum eagles stand out from the bullion crowd not only because of their platinum content, which is relatively unusual in a numismatic world where gold and silver rule the bullion roost, but also because of the incredible designs featured on these valuable coins. The obverse features a striking rendition of the Statue of Liberty by John Mercanti, while the reverse of the uncirculated $100 platinum eagle showcases an eagle in flight as captured by Thomas D. Rogers. Proof $100 platinum eagles issued since 1998 have featured a new reverse design each year.
While proofs continue to be made to the present, the last regular-strike examples were issued in 2014. Most uncirculated pieces are relatively common, though the three burnished issues of the series are scarce. These include the 2006-W, 2007-W, and 2008-W, each with a mintage of fewer than 4,000 pieces. Also tough is the 2014 uncirculated issue, which was made six years after the previous regular-strike issue and is worth much more than spot metal values.
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| $100 Platinum Eagles (1997–) | Value Range | Favorite | |||
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$2,151
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$2,326
$2,151 - $2,326
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$2,151
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$22,500
$2,151 - $22,500
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$2,151
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$50,000
$2,151 - $50,000
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$2,151
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$30,000
$2,151 - $30,000
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$2,151
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$30,000
$2,151 - $30,000
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$2,151
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$30,000
$2,151 - $30,000
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$2,201
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$7,200
$2,201 - $7,200
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$2,151
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$5,000
$2,151 - $5,000
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$2,151
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$2,826
$2,151 - $2,826
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$2,151
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$3,026
$2,151 - $3,026
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$2,151
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$2,426
$2,151 - $2,426
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$2,351
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$2,701
$2,351 - $2,701
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$2,151
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$3,126
$2,151 - $3,126
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$2,151
-
$3,076
$2,151 - $3,076
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$2,151
-
$2,376
$2,151 - $2,376
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$2,151
-
$2,726
$2,151 - $2,726
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$2,151
-
$2,376
$2,151 - $2,376
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$2,151
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$2,426
$2,151 - $2,426
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$2,151
-
$2,326
$2,151 - $2,326
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$2,151
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$2,326
$2,151 - $2,326
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$2,151
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$2,326
$2,151 - $2,326
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$2,151
-
$2,326
$2,151 - $2,326
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$2,151
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$2,326
$2,151 - $2,326
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$2,151
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$2,326
$2,151 - $2,326
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$2,151
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$2,326
$2,151 - $2,326
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Greysheet Catalog Details
The Greysheet Catalog (GSID) of the $100 Platinum Eagles (1997–) series of American Eagles in the U.S. Coins contains 25 distinct entries with CPG® values between $2,151.12 and $50,000.00.
$100 platinum American Eagles have been struck since 1997 and are among the world?s most popular one-ounce platinum coins. $100 platinum eagles are also presently the only platinum bullion coins regularly issued by the United States Mint, making the series a primary target for precious metals investors as well as coin collectors who want to add some high-value coins to their collections by means of something besides gold coins.
The $100 platinum eagles stand out from the bullion crowd not only because of their platinum content, which is relatively unusual in a numismatic world where gold and silver rule the bullion roost, but also because of the incredible designs featured on these valuable coins. The obverse features a striking rendition of the Statue of Liberty by John Mercanti, while the reverse of the uncirculated $100 platinum eagle showcases an eagle in flight as captured by Thomas D. Rogers. Proof $100 platinum eagles issued since 1998 have featured a new reverse design each year.
While proofs continue to be made to the present, the last regular-strike examples were issued in 2014. Most uncirculated pieces are relatively common, though the three burnished issues of the series are scarce. These include the 2006-W, 2007-W, and 2008-W, each with a mintage of fewer than 4,000 pieces. Also tough is the 2014 uncirculated issue, which was made six years after the previous regular-strike issue and is worth much more than spot metal values.
The $100 platinum eagles stand out from the bullion crowd not only because of their platinum content, which is relatively unusual in a numismatic world where gold and silver rule the bullion roost, but also because of the incredible designs featured on these valuable coins. The obverse features a striking rendition of the Statue of Liberty by John Mercanti, while the reverse of the uncirculated $100 platinum eagle showcases an eagle in flight as captured by Thomas D. Rogers. Proof $100 platinum eagles issued since 1998 have featured a new reverse design each year.
While proofs continue to be made to the present, the last regular-strike examples were issued in 2014. Most uncirculated pieces are relatively common, though the three burnished issues of the series are scarce. These include the 2006-W, 2007-W, and 2008-W, each with a mintage of fewer than 4,000 pieces. Also tough is the 2014 uncirculated issue, which was made six years after the previous regular-strike issue and is worth much more than spot metal values.
Catalog Detail
Legal Disclaimer
The prices listed in our database are intended to be used as an indication only. Users are strongly encouraged to seek multiple sources of pricing before making a final determination of value. CDN Publishing is not responsible for typographical or database-related errors. Your use of this site indicates full acceptance of these terms.