100$ For 100$

the coins arrived today. Nice coin. But there is no presentation slot in the case. It can only be placed flat.

@ChuckB:
Did you craft the display box for '20for20' by yourself?

The '100for100' series "tricky"...the RCM made the coins 40mm diametr and not as per usual standard of 38mm.
What I see here....maybe some Guardhouse 6-coins wooden case will fit (6*H size airtite capsules)

I picked up my coin from my dealer. I like the new case, but dislike that it isn't the same as the first one released. Why does the mint consistently change the packaging so that a series lacks consistency? Also, I'm not so keen on the white flocking. The coin doesn't pop because of the colour and I imagine it'll attract dust and dirt quite easily

I personally don't like cardboard packaging & would suggest collectors of this series to consider the US 2011 Silver Eagle set case. Nice lacquered blue case will hold 5-40mm coins. The silver & blue look great together.

35$ shipping to the Great White North.

Very nice, Coinhooked, thanks for pointing on this box.

I just have a concern....the box labeled by US Mint and marked as Silver Eagle Anniversary, so isn't it the "issue" that it will be filled with RCM's coins instead?

I think, should I order with capsules or without them?

Or just to order in future the wooden box (from German site, the one that proposed boxes for Wildlife bullion).

I am not criticizing anyones collecting interests, but please be careful with these guys. You are buying a one ounce bullion coin for $100, that has no intrinsic face value. Yes, you heard that right, no intrinsic value. You cannot spend it, you cannot pay debts with it, and banks do not have to take it. The finish is very poor on the coins of the series for the price, especially compared to the amazing Wildlife bullion series, or even the Oh Canada series.