November 2017 RCM Releases Include New Superman Coins

I really would like to support this.
but for long term it even worse.
If you have any random group of RCM coins, in the period 2000-2017 - one or two from the group will still hold the value, loosing it drop-by-drop.

Let's look at the facts:

**Yes, this kind of investment, if you like some people was managed to get and resell 100 of 2011 Dyno GITD. But then you bought 100 of the second coin.

**Yes, it nice, if you holding at least 10 of 2011 Glass ladybug, while bought each coin for CAD 139. But do you know someone who could predict this?

**You smartly put on action the #20.000 of the 2012 Penny Roll with special wrap and made CAD 6000. But to have this opportunity, running coin shop.

**Had you managed to find 10 of the 2007 Baby Box Set or Wedding Coin Set? Yes, we have (or had) here the member that had a luck with these sets...

What else? 2013 Gold Superman maybe?

So basically, there are opportunities to make some money.
But they so unpredictable and so rare.
With short term, you have more luck, simply buying-n-reselling.
But be ready to loose as well.

If anyone who looks realistically at all recent RCM NCLT coins in the last 5 years or so, there is close to 97% of the issues will sell well below cost, that's reality due to over production and other mentioned issues. The major stock markets if even 80% of stocks constantly looses, that market will cease to exist in no time, take Apple for instance just before their last quarter report and release of the iPhone X you buy hoping for big line ups and a knock out results, that is investing with risk rewards.

There are many who declared hockey cards/sports memorabilia dead years ago due to over-production of product - but not so...
Huge expo in Toronto this weekend...still a very strong desire for such collecting.
Stock market not same as coin collecting.
Stocks all about the money.
Coin collecting well above & beyond just the money-many are passionate about this more-than-just-a-hobby.

To each their own. Please say good bye when you start to disappear.

Even very rare coins in NGC PF70 holders can be bought for $75-$80, which is what they would have costed raw.

The Coin Shoppe has a website interface upgrade.

They probably still in the progress, since not few bugs there.

In overall - the font is good and presentation as well.
But what I didn't like:
the movement. 3 rows of the main page are moving, and it destroys the focus and concentration on single coin. In addition - even in their movement, they not present all the coins in the category, so why to move them by default - let the user to scroll.
Basically, instead of all 3 (I don't find them useful), on the main page would prefer to have still view of the "Resent items".

Anyway, great to see this dealer evolves. Still will be my first option to check.

Dec coins are out now
Two 1 oz Mapleleaf coin $189.95
12 coin crystal B-Day $54.95 each
1oz Yig & Yag $164.95

Until the RCM limits the mintages of affordable coins to under 2K, they will never appreciate. RCM should take lessons from other world mints that have produces some beautiful coins with mintages under 2K and that have AT LEAST sustained their values. I'm always straight forward with my clients when selling them RCM products. Buy the coin because you like it's design, no different than a nice (insert product here) you would buy for yourself or as a gift at any other store with the possibility that it will wind up at a garage sale 5 years from now. There is nothing wrong with it as long as expectations are set. Buy an RCM bullion product if you want your product to appreciate over time. Last but not least, specifically on the Superman series...Everything after the first series was one too many...