Fab 15

Sure, you can do it (got the SML and cancel the subscription).

But the people say, that there is some risk (minimal), that the SML will be sent not as the first coin, but as the second. And in this case you will pay 59 + 95 (with the shipping).

I know it is...
But I just really hope that it will not happen to me.

Thanks!

Hi ladies and gentlemen. Is there anybody here on this topic F15 2011 who hasn't received all of their coins yet,the 21st of February? Because I purchased 3 collections and only 1 is complete. The other 2 are missing the Kangaroos. RCM keeps telling me it's coming but hasn't yet. The original pamphlet advertised 5000 mintage for this collection. If I'm not mistaken, only 600 were sold,which I have 3 and my friend has 3 which his are all complete.He buys over priced gold from the RCM, so I guess they favored him first,lol. Does anybody believes the RCM would reimburse me for those 2 incomplete collections if I sent them back? I mean,if the collections are incomplete,why would I have over paid for each of these coins?(well,the bullion ones for sure)
Any and all input would be appreciated,Thanks

@Miggs: I would highly doubt that the Mint would reimburse you for the entire collection because of 1 missing coin (although they probably should)

They are going to give you 14x2 coins for free? That's difficult to believe. They may just tell you to return them all if they don't have stock and you arent happy.

I am still missing one coin for the 2011 Fab 15, the last one in the set, the Koala with Berlin Privy.

Mickey Mouse operation is a term that comes to mind. I found this website because I was looking for answers with my RCM problem, so I guess something good came out of it. It goes without saying that I have to return the collections to get reimbursement.
I'm going to give them another 2 weeks and that's it. The be honest,this F15 collection is the only silver purchase I've made in the last 6 years that I can say I have buyers remorse.
Even the famous 20 for 20 coins is still $80 an ounce no matter how you slice it. Everybody thinks it a great deal...I'm not so sure. Our dollar is in a fiat war like the rest of the world. So even if silver goes down to $5, the $20 I paid for these coins won't buy me more bread and milk because inflation is a ongoing plague. The idea is to get silver at rock bottom prices unless you're rich and a avid collector.