The data collected from the first set of three IGEX enriched germanium detectors have been analyzed. The best background obtained was less than 0.3 counts/keV/kg/y near 2 MeV, obtained in the Homestake gold mine in Lead, SD, USA. Data combined from all the detectors yield T1/2(0nu) less-than-or-equal-to 1.0 X 10(24)y (90% CL). The first detector produced in the second phase of the experiment is a 2.15 kg germanium crystal of 2.16 keV FWHM at 1332 keV. Several experiences with the first group of detectors have led to improvements in the mechanical design of the copper cryostat. Also, low background materials research done in the last two years has lowered the specific activity of the electroformed copper. The new detector is currently operating in the Homestake gold mine.