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New RCM Release: 2016 Silver 3-Coin Subscription - Canadian Salmonids

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A very expensive lure!! I use Len Thompson lures for lake trout, brook trout and land-locked Arctic Char in northern Canada. If I tried using that ugly RCM lure to catch a salmon, all I would catch would be a very large fine... (most salmon rivers are only open to fly fishing).

Why on earth would the RCM use a lure here, and not a really nice hand-tied salmon fly? What will be next, a lobster coin with a codfish jig?
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The lure is for 300.00, but a nice box.
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The lure is for 300.00, but a nice box.


yes, probably people will need one case more - to store Coins #4 and #5 out of 3.
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Sorry. $59.95 ea. would be OK, maybe $69.95... But 49.95 would be a killer deal.

With so many NCLTs unfortunately one has to look at the raw metal value.

I'll pass.
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I agree with your pricing C_C, coins are just over priced currently. It is interesting the number of fish themed coins lately. They looked nice on the coin show. Great depiction of the fish.

SPP I had a good laugh on your comments on the lure and fines. Its probably designed by someone who doesn't fish. I wonder what the RCM logo would catch, if anything. Its interesting how boxes are now the norm, at least they have gone back to wooden boxes.

Interesting the lures are a family business started in 1929 and is located in Lacombe,AB. I thought it looked similar to what I used as a kid to catch jack fish. They have an interesting little website.
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Hi PC50,

Thanks for your awesome contribution on this forum. Keep up the good work.

Years ago on this forum I coined the DUD threshold at $1M. Meaning anything above the $1M was defined as a dud. This rule stood unchallenged until 2008.

The rule stated that any release of $ per coin X mintage > $1M was a dud.

For example, $99.95 X 5500 is $550,000 < $1M and therefore would be a good buy.

Looking at all the recent RCM releases.... they pretty much all fall under the $1M DUD threshold. So we must readjust.

I declare the next DUD threshold at $400,000.


One coin barely making the threshold is the $8 prosperity silver coin. $30 x 20,000.

IF (COST x MINTAGE < $400,000) BUY(*) otherwise PASS.

(*) - buy at your discretion.

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I assume that formula is not applicable to the 50-cent mint rolls?
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