RCM's 2016 Face Value Collector Case For 20-Pcs $20 For $20 + $25 For $25.

The website has a section to ask questions about specific products. Someone asked how many boxes were being made. Here is the reply.
"... there is no limit on the number of cases at this time - we will manufacture to demand."
That prompted an email to my rep. He replied stating 3000 more were being made, bringing the "mintage" to 10,000.

If you think otherwise, call your rep and ask for yourself.

So basically made to demand lol, kinda makes sense actually, not really a limited mintage item anyways in my view seeing there are a few hundred thousand of each coin more or less.

Mine has been sent. Since I've got one in the mail, I really wish they kept the production of these boxes at 7,000. 10,000 is better than meeting demand but still, the fewer the better. That would set aside sets with boxes from a coffee tin full of coins. Meeting the demand makes these boxes worthless. And is greedy on the RCMs part, since many were bought with the expectation that only 7,000 were available. The $30, is really a drop in the bucket for collectors but still, it's a cardboard box. I'm looking forward to actually checking it out.

Cases are backordered now. Shipping resumes 01/06/16.

All my single coins have been transferred to the Lighthouse case. The rest are in a shipping box along with the cards.

Using the $2013 $20 snake coin as a place holder for the 2016 T-Rex that I passed on.

I wish it would be true.
Sorry to disagree....they wouldn't need the boxes and the coins as well.
Coins will be deposited or given to "some guy who understand in the coins" and the boxes in the best case will be storing shoes or some girlish stuff.

How many of us were interested in the collections of our parents?

But I agree, that these inexpensive boxes good way to store inexpensive coins. And I would support for unlimited production of everything, meeting the demand and over. Can not see, that cardboard boxes become collectible even at 1000 units of production.

I bought just one box, for myself, even though I have bought my 2 nephews one of each coin except the first in the series. I have no intention of flipping a box. That was not at all my issue. Nor did I intend to imply "most" people bought the box because of the 7000 number initially given. I said "many people", including myself. Since its only $30 I won't bother sending it back, but if there ends up being 100s of 1000s of them, that's a factor in my decision to buy any others. By the time this series is over, from the looks of it, I'm sure there will be several $X for $X boxes that will be bulky, and taking up space for a high mintage, entry level series. Will we probably all wish we had kept them in a smaller box, nicely stacked together with a stack of info cards set aside nearby. It's all a matter of opinion. To each, his own.