Black FridayDealsBuying guidesBrandsStoresTermsPrivacydeal.ai apps

© Deal.ai Inc.

Deal.ai
2
2019-W $100 Platinum Eagle PCGS PR70 Deep Cameo First Day of Issue Flag Label

2019-W $100 Platinum Eagle PCGS PR70 Deep Cameo First Day of Issue Flag Label

Last price we saw

$2,432.03at Walmart, last seen Oct 31

Prices change often: ask the agent below to check today's price at every store.

Prices are checked against each store and labelled with when.

Ask our shopping agent

Enter to send, Shift+Enter for a new line

Our take on the 2019-W $100 Platinum Eagle PCGS PR70 Deep Cameo First Day of Issue Flag Label

This is the 2019-W $100 platinum American Eagle, the one-ounce proof coin struck at West Point. It is graded PR70 Deep Cameo by PCGS with the First Day of Issue designation and a Flag label. The coin contains one troy ounce of .9995 fine platinum and measures 32.7 mm across. It is a certified modern proof, not a bullion piece, so its price tracks platinum plus a numismatic premium.

Best forPlatinum collectors completing a proof Eagle setBuyers wanting a top-grade PCGS PR70 example
Gift for a coin collector who values First Day of Issue labels
Investors who want one ounce of platinum in certified form
Pros
  • PCGS PR70 is the highest grade awarded
  • Deep Cameo contrast between frosted relief and mirrored fields
  • First Day of Issue label adds a pedigree collectors track
  • One full troy ounce of .9995 platinum
  • Struck at West Point with the W mint mark
Cons
  • Numismatic premium over spot platinum can be steep
  • Price moves with platinum, which is volatile
  • Small market of buyers compared with gold Eagles
  • No bullion liquidity; resale takes longer

2019-W $100 Platinum Eagle PCGS PR70 Deep Cameo First Day of Issue Flag Label prices at every store

  • WalmartCheck price at Walmart

2019-W $100 Platinum Eagle PCGS PR70 Deep Cameo First Day of Issue Flag Label price history

Lowest price we've seen: $2,432.03 on Oct 31 at Walmart. Tracked across 1 store since Oct 31.

What reviewers say

Collectors regard the one-ounce platinum proof Eagle as a low-mintage, well-made coin, and PR70 Deep Cameo examples are the pieces most sought after. First Day of Issue labels draw a following but add only a modest premium over the same grade without one.

Pros
  • Sharp strike and clean surfaces
  • Deep Cameo contrast is strong on proofs
  • Low mintages versus gold Eagles
  • PCGS holder protects the coin
Cons
  • Premiums over melt are high
  • Platinum's price swings make timing hard
  • Label premiums are thin on resale

Specifications

Coin Type
Numismatic
Edition Year
2019
Diameter
32.7 mm
Circulated
N
Inscription
Liberty

Questions and answers

Is a PR70 grade worth the premium over PR69?
For registry sets and top-grade collections, yes. PR70 is the ceiling grade, and the gap to PR69 is usually a few hundred dollars rather than thousands. Buyers who just want the coin can save with PR69.
How much platinum is in this coin?
One troy ounce of .9995 fine platinum. The coin is 32.7 mm in diameter, and the face value is $100, which is far below the metal value.
What does First Day of Issue mean?
PCGS certifies the coin was submitted within a set window after the Mint released it. It is a pedigree, not a grade, and it adds a small premium for label collectors.
How does it compare with the 2019 gold Eagle proof?
Both are one-ounce West Point proofs, but platinum Eagles are minted in much smaller numbers. That scarcity supports higher premiums, while gold is easier to resell.
When is the best time to buy?
When platinum spot is low and numismatic premiums are soft. Watch the platinum price and compare PR70 listings; premiums widen in strong metals markets.
What comes with the coin?
The PCGS holder with the Flag label and certification number. Original Mint packaging and the certificate of authenticity are not guaranteed unless the listing says so.