November Release

I agree MoneyPenney
Still think - the mintage of 10.000 covers collectors needs. The dealers didn't "jump" on it too.
And non-collectors...yeah, for them this series doesn't appeal.

I do not think, that the excitement of non-collectors lasts long, even for some coin like "Glass LadyBug". They'll buy it, but probably will resell later.

And the kids - I do not think, that those of them, who doesn't collect - needs the coin at all for a Christmas.

The Superman coins were just mine example.
I also doesn't like the gold one. Bought "The Shield", cause I like how the work has been done.

My kid asked for Star Wars Lego and Lego minifigures. Two GITD coins that I gave to him get attention, only when he have a guests, so it kind of show-item.

I live in the Great Lakes region, though part of Canada I have very little interest in B.C. but we'll like ya all the same ;) .

Edit: I love all of Canada, I've been from coast to coast. I stopped in the middle, just to make it easier to get anywhere in Canada. Like a parent who loves their kids all the same, so is my love for all provinces.......except the really cold parts. :)

Well...the GL subscription will lasts till 2015 - so we will have it.

And then - the subscription of Proof Fine Silver set of the $20 coins with Coat of Arms of every Province will be more then welcomed.

To me, it's not simply where you live, but whether you're interested in geography and maps. I think the Lake Superior coin is attractive and distinctive. I would argue it's the most recognizable of the Great Lakes (years ago I read a description of it as "looking like a wolf's head") and the "key" coin in this set. I expect it to sell. I probably won't buy it, but I *am* tempted.

I'm less sure about the others. Anyone from around their area will recognize them, as would a geographile (is that a word?), but the general populace might not. Lake Michigan is probably the next most recognizable, but it's not a Canadian Lake. I think I would recognize Lake Huron on a coin without the other lakes to add context. I kinda doubt I would recognize Erie & Ontario without context. So, if Superior sells well, the set should be propelled. If it fizzles, the set will be doomed--unless the box saves the set. (Kidding on the last five words.)

I do not live in in the GL area nor Canada nor the Americas. That you discuss what are real canadians are and argue what makes a difference show me as an "outsider" that you are one nation! Only with that freedom to question anything and talk about it make you a lively nation and in your case real canadians!

The GL are known in Europe, but not important... still I love the coloring technique applied much more than just a printed or even worse a stickered one. So will buy the set and if you all do not, this set has a chance to at least stay at its original value.....

sw3 ... that's normal in subscriptions.

Silveroid ..... "almost all" it's a big number.