Bank Of Canada 1912-14 Gold Coin Special RCM Release

Extremely nice set and coins, IMO...congrats for this one.
(well, also the 1913 and 1914 coins, but here is no doubt).
Some people will not like the idea, cause it like "replica".

The Guardhouse 6-H Wooden box perfectly holds H sized air-tite capsule (example: direct fit for Maple Leaf and ASE - they same in outside dimensions). So if you have one, you can compare with $5 and $10 capsules by RCM (they also the same, right?)

@Tripoli yes I e-mailed the mint a few weeks ago... but honestly, I got the typical response.... I don't even think they actually bothered reading the e-mail. the response was so generic that it didn't even really relate to what I was saying in the e-mail... rather disappointed but what can I do... :(

that's actually not a bad price for half an ounce of gold! i'll have to pass since I don't really plan on having duplicates... especially not at that price! where is "CA" though? I'm still searching for 1912s... :-/ I found quite a few, buti really want one from the hoard and preferably not graded! (I just don't want it to be in a slab)so that I can put all of them in the same box. ;-)

Why is Colonial Acres selling the non graded 1913 $10 Hoard Coin for more than the graded one?

http://www.colonialacres.com/produc...-124011?ref=

$1199 vs $789?

I thought it was a mistake too, the price should be a ms62 $5, isn't it? I put it in the cart but decided not to buy gold right now

im thinking about getting a NGC grade on a 1914 5.00 and a 1912 10.00 piece..the 1914 has foil damage and I've found that the foils are very easily damaged so you have to be very careful when you remove them in and out of the box.....im not sure if getting them slabbed is such a good idea these days unless they will hit MS 64 . I think the original packaging is more attractive to many buyers and the ebay market is currently flooded with graded gold and not many boxed originals are available which probably accounts for some high prices achieved recently..and here I'm going to own up to the fact that the 1912 5.00 that sold for 1050 USD was my coin....and I was surprised at the high price because I had sold an ICCS MS 60 non hoard 1912 5.00 coin for less than 500.00 ...got lucky I guess....or..... the market is always ready to splurge on these types of gold coins....as they have demonstrated value over the long term which is maybe why the grading guides are keeping the prices level......I think the hoard release will be seen as a blip in the market and the coins will remain highly sought after

@John100 yes, I saw those, but honestly, what's the point of looking at what is already sold? lol I mean if they were bought, most likely it's because somebody WANTED them and the chances of them parting with it are pretty slim. No? or do I have it all wrong?