So the other day I was looking on E-Bay for WTC coins believe me something I do a lot both to keep up with the prices on coins but also to make sure I don't miss a coin that is not up on the web site. So it struck me how much difference there are in prices on one coin. Take the WTC 2001 $1 Silver eagle, I have seen that coin on E-bay from about $199 to around $450 and any amount in between. When somebody runs a no reserve auction the price normally lands right around $200 which I consider the fair price for the coin in this market. Well it made me think that I could make a price comparison under each coin from the WTC. So if you go under the $1 silver eagle right now you should see live the different price on the coin and be able to find the right price. Its this code stuff I use that comes from E-bay so sometimes it brings other coins in also but I think it will give you a better picture of the prices of a coin.

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We have been waiting for this set for a while but here it is the 1 of 150 WTC set. It is a 2001 Silver eagle and a 2001 $25 gold eagle. All 150 sets are made up of these two coins.

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So the 1 of 269 was original a set of 5 coins the WTC $1 silver eagle, $5,$10,$25,$50 gold all coins in this set is from 2001.

This one set was up for auction in 2007 and all coins where sold individually.

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Missing $50 Gold

So the 1 of 531 WTC coin set was a 4 coin set all from 2001 it consisted of the $1 silver eagle, the $5,$10,$25, Gold eagle all WTC recovery coins. Many of these sets has been broken up and sold but there are still some complete sets around.

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Now we have the complete detail of each set in the 1 of 426 WTC Ground Zero Recovery Set. This set consisted of $1 Silver Eagle 2001 certified Gem Uncirculated and 1 Credit Swiss Gold bar. All the sets came like this and many of the sets has been broken up but this was the original set.

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This is an interesting set all 1000 sets are made up of one WTC silver eagle year 2001 MS69 and one $5 Gold eagle 1999 MS 69. There where 1000 sets sold like this at the start of the recovered coins from WTC how many sets like this that is left is anybodies guess.

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This is the 1 of 1440 set of the WTC series, the set consist of these two coins the 2001 $1 Silver Eagle and the 2001 $5 Gold Eagle both certified as Gem Uncirculated. They will be hard to find but I guess that is what makes collecting so rewarding if it was easy nobody would do it.

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RICH GARLOCK: The vault was huge — two levels, 3,000 square feet each. When they opened the door, I realized why it was so big: there was a lot of gold and silver. The silver bars were like large loaves of bread, only they weighed about 70 pounds. The gold was smaller, but also very heavy, about 28 pounds each. It was around Halloween and I joked that I was going to come dressed as a Brinks guard. The team did a test run with the Brinks truck to make sure that it had the clearance, driving it up and then back out. The next morning the New York Post reported the vault had been emptied. In fact, it took a week to remove. The police said, "Hey, we couldn't have better publicity."

http://www.pbs.org/americarebuilds/engineering/engineering_property_02.html

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