September 2014 Releases

Subs will be sold out. Pricey, but not too much.
People, who want to get 3-4 cons - the subscription will be worth to them.

Emily Carr' set - for "loaded" people.
Without any offence - some will buy this one, and other will enjoy 2 sets (2013+2014) of Superman.

I like the designs (appear on the box), ordered "part of this set" - 1oz silver

Comparing the Emily Carr coin set to the group of seven box set is a bit unfair since there are only 100 of the Emily Carr Sets compared to the thousands of group of 7 sets. I doubt you will find too many of the Emily Carr sets at shows.

The hefty price tag of the Emily Carr Set will appeal more to serious collectors than flippers. People buying them will keep them.

I doubt too many coins shops will have them either since it ties up lot of money for small time coin shops. The only store carrying them will likely be Gatewest.

The first I heard of the 5 oz coins was from an email from my rep this morning listing the new coins for September. I was under the impression that there is only 350 of each of the 5 oz coin being sold. To the best of my knowledge, it doesn't list the mintage as 1500 anywhere in the email. Am I mistaken in thinking the total mintage of each 5 oz coin is just 350? If it is higher, the description is very misleading and I will be cancelling my order.

Per the paper catalogue, the mintage for each 5 oz is 1500.

@ Redzapsid:

Here, exactly as it written:

This unique six-coin subscription is limited to only 350 sets worldwide and comes with an elegant wooden collector case, which is free when you subscribe.

So, appears 350 sets, the mintage (coins) could be 350.000
But knowing some RCM patterns, people say, that the mintage is 1500 for each of the coins.
If you can afford it - keep the subscription...looks like anyway you will buy most of the coins.

Btw..."limited mintage" - I have 2012 1oz .999 Proof-like bullion coin from Greenland (minted I think by the Dutch Royal Mint), in the mintage is.... only 900. Do you think, someone cares about this fact and need this coin?
So it is great (limited mintage), but the coins - this what important, and for 1500 mintage these (5oz coins) are great.

I got to say, I'm a little disappointed to learn that there are more than 350 of each coin. I told my rep I wanted to get all the coins in this set. I'm starting to wonder if it is actually the subscription I'm going to receive or just the 6 individual coins. The mintage being 1500 and not 350 is a huge factor to me. My decision to order these coins was based on a low mintage series. As with most other 5 oz coins in the past (with the exception of the penny), I'm pretty sure I will find them cheaper in the future. With $3300 as the total cost, I'd rather just get bullion at this point. 155 oz vs. 30 oz. Although these are the nicest coins I've seen in years (my opinion), I'm leaning towards cancelling my order.

The uniqueness of these, that very rarely the NCLT repeat the circulation design (I not refer to the annual sets), and specially - this is full set of them. Don't remember, that RCM issued such set in the past. Except the "Farewell to Penny" items, they were small gold coins (Caribou, Biver, Voyageur...)

So, sure we will have many new items, and each new item will be popular, unlike the old one, but these will be outstanding.