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Diamond Shaped Forevermark Black Label Round Diamond
3 ounce silver $1,699.95 mintage 700 No GST/HST

Diamond Shaped Forevermark Black Label Round Diamond
PURE GOLD 167.56 grams $19,999.95 mintage 125 No GST/HST

5 ounce Pure Silver with BLUE RHODIUM PLATED Maple leaves in Motion
$649.95 mintage 1,500 NO GST/HST

Alexander Graham Bell: Great Inventor SILVER DOLLAR
23.17 grams Mintage 50,000 $69.95 (also available as a subscription but no description given as to the rest) NO GST/HST

Pure Silver Proof Set Alexander Graham Bell: Great Inventor
$234.95 Mintage 20,000 NO GST/HST

One ounce pure silver coin 50Th Anniversary of the Medal of Bravery
$114.95 Mintage 6,000 NO GST/HST

6 coin specimen set----SWIFT FOX
$59.95 mintage 30,000 PLUS TAXES

Pure Gold Coin - EARTH DRAGON (red box)
1.58 grams $268.88 Mintage 8,888 NO GST/HST

One ounce Pure Silver Coin Commemorating Black History: The Underground Railroad (an ode to the Gospel Train)
$99.95 Mintage 5,500 NO GST/HST

One Quarter ounce MOMENTS TO HOLD (first one 50th anniversary of the medal of bravery) 7.96 grams $24.95 NO GST/HST (looks like a subscription series) and you can also buy as a single

That is all for now

Thanks for the update. Finally the Silver dollar and proof set.

Thanks for the list.

Question: why this year's silver dollar (Bell) has a mintage of 50,000, while last year's silver dollar (Bluenose) had a mintage of 30,000?

Now where have I seen that "Moments to Hold" design?

Oh, yeah:

2006 Medal of Bravery SD w/ Enamel Enhancement

Well, that didn't last long.

I just zeroed out my credit card last week; time to make debt a thing again.
(1) Silver Dollar, (2) Silver Proof Set, (3) Specimen Set, & (4) last month's Uncirculated Set.

@commems very nice coin with enamel enhancement &

.

I just found out that CC&C offers a bonus of "25 cent coin 2006 - Medal of Bravery" for purchasing this month's bravery coin.

@atticguy

Our lists are almost identical... I added the Moments to Hold subscription... 3rd year in, OCD requires it and there is always at least one good one in the year.

On a more serious note... the SD design is weak IMHO. I much prefer the design on the $100 gold released last month but won't buy because it is too small to see. I had hoped that the lesson from the UK's attempt at this in 2012 would have been taken to heart but... Were it not to maintain the series...

One good thing is that although Bell died in 1922, this is not celebrating the centenary of his death... rather the 175th anniversary of his birth in 1847.

Tech Tip. If you want to see new releases before your MC level will allow. Google can show you.
May not work for all, but I was able to use this to see a couple new releases. I am using Google Chrome with Google as my search engine.
Google search for one of the new releases, such as "Pure Silver Proof Set Alexander Graham Bell: Great Inventor".
The search may show a mint.ca result. At the moment, when I click on the mint.ca search result it takes me to the RCM website, but shows the message
"Sorry, the page you are trying to view is exclusively available to Masters Club Diamond Members."
Backup to the search. When looking at the results in the Google search, next to the mint.ca web address you'll see three dots, one on top of each other. Click on the dots. Look for the option to select Cached. Bingo, there is the mint.ca website showing the coin/set searched for. You can view the different images, but can't use the Add to Cart.
I didn't try them all, but it did work for me to view the set and the dollar.

Looks like the new 2022 Medal of Bravery is a 38mm coin, not the 36mm that the 2006 is.

Good for me, and probably others, as I don't need to purchase it to complete my silver dollar collection.

@rjlavoie
Cheers for the tip. works great. :)

OK, where did the 1500 Blue Rhodium Maple Leaves go? Hard to believe that the 1500 coins sold out in one day.

It was the only coin I wanted and now put on a waitlist.

Getting fed up with not getting coins even though spending a lot to reach Prestige Status. What is the point of spending thousands to get higher status and a rep when you can't get a coin with 1500 mintage.

I have a better chance of getting coins from other dealers.

Edited by MoneyPenney
01/26/2022 03:04 am

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Looks like the new 2022 Medal of Bravery is a 38mm coin, not the 36mm that the 2006 is.

Yes, definitely a different size/form factor! Not part of the 36 mm SD series!

Edited by commems
01/26/2022 05:25 am

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On a more serious note... the SD design is weak IMHO. I much prefer the design on the $100 gold released last month but won't buy because it is too small to see.

100% agree with vonigohcr. The $100 gold design is perfect and deserves a larger format. It would be great (and very educational) on a circulation toonie.

I too am not a fan of the new SD's design. It is currently among my personal "Bottom 5" of SD designs.

That said, I won't pass final judgement until I can review the coin in hand - it might look better!

@MoneyPenney

IMO. Probably most of them went to dealers and a big chunk went to The Coin Show (Steven Bromberg). Check with TSC On Tuesday morning (midnight).

@jimper

tis funny but I received a notice from CC&C yesterday's new february releases and the Blue Rhodium 5 ounce coin was already sold out. Talk about the games that are played. I managed to get from the RCM because I am diamond; otherwise, I would have to wait for TSC or CC&C putting it back in stock when no longer 3 times points.

Edited by New1954
01/26/2022 12:24 pm

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