Description

2006-W 1 oz Proof Gold Eagle $50 – Box & COA offers a American Gold Eagle format defined by 1 oz gold format, 2006 issue, proof finish, and collector packaging stated in the title. It can appeal to precious-metal buyers, series collectors, or both, depending on the exact attributes shown in the title.

For American Gold Eagles, two coins with the same gold weight can still differ meaningfully in market profile based on date, finish, certification, and whether original Mint packaging is included.

Key Product Details:

• Series: American Gold Eagle

• Issuer/producer: United States Mint

• Finish: Proof

• Packaging: Original box and certificate of authenticity (COA), as stated in the title

• Composition: 22-karat gold alloy

• Fine gold weight: 1 oz

Listing Specifications:

• Issuer: United States Mint

• Composition: 22-karat gold alloy

• Fine gold weight: 1 oz

• Date: 2006

• Finish: Proof

• Packaging: Original box and certificate of authenticity (COA), as stated in the title

• Exact listing: 2006-W 1 oz Proof Gold Eagle $50 – Box & COA

Collector & Buyer Notes:

This listing should be evaluated as the exact product configuration shown in the title—not simply as a generic example of the series. Certification, original packaging, special finishes, and condition tiers can all affect collector demand and replacement cost.

Frequently Asked Questions:

Q: Will I receive the year shown in the title?

A: Yes. This listing identifies the issue as 2006. Any mint mark, type, finish, certification, or packaging qualifier in the title should also be treated as part of the exact product description.

Q: Why should I compare the finish carefully?

A: This listing is identified with a Proof finish. Finish is a meaningful collector attribute and should be matched when comparing the product with other examples from the same series.

Q: Are the box, COA, capsule, or OGP included?

A: Original box and certificate of authenticity (COA), as stated in the title. The packaging statement in the product title is part of the item description and should be included when comparing similar listings.

Q: What factors can affect this product’s value?

A: Metal content is only one factor. Date, mint, grade, certification, finish, packaging, series demand, and relative availability can also influence the premium. Compare products with the same major attributes for a meaningful price comparison.

Use the title and specifications above as the controlling details for the exact version offered.