2021 Masters Club Renewed Silver Dollar

EXCLUSIVE Masters Club Renewed Silver Dollar Series: Coin #7 - Pure Silver 140th Anniversary of the Trans-Canada Railway 2 oz. Gold-Plated Coin - Mintage: 2,500 (2021) Item No. 201796

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I wonder if it would work if you were any level of MC and phoned in an order for one? It worked for me once before when I ordered something else and added a MC coin on the order. Order a set of the 10 cent coins and add the MC coin on.

Master Club Exclusive coins are not released to the general public. Otherwise what is the point of being a MC member when you have to spend thousands to get benefits from the program.

Previous MC Exclusives that were not sold out right away remain on the RCM website for months until they were sold. The 2018 Renewed Silver Dollar National War Memorial remained on the website until January. The 2020 MC Exclusive Under a Hopeful Moon Glow in the Dark coin remain on the website for 4-6 months until sold out.

The unsold MC coins could not be seen by the general public. Only MC members could see it.

But don't lose hope. If this years coin remain unsold I expect it to be offered to lower MC tiers.

@dcadon

Ditto

As a Master Club member, I have one of each of the 'renewed silver dollar' series since it's inception.

But since the RCM changed the Masters Club program this year here is one of the problems.

I am a Gold Member, I'm trying to get to the platinum level. Right now I am about $400 short of the Platinum level. Had I been able to purchase the following coins I would be well into the Platinum level:

Avro Arrow 5oz
Snowbirds 5oz
Silver Incuse 1oz.

But since the Mint changed the Masters Club levels all of these coins were sold out before they were released to the Gold Level Members.

Also I purchased the $2 dollar Toonie and Banknote set, but the Mint had the wrong $2 Dollar bill inserted in this set. The Mint said to return it for the proper replacement bill for the set. So I returned the set, the Mint gave me a refund which also lowered my dollar total to get to the Platinum level.

The set was supposed to be shipped for Oct. 27th but now has been delayed for at least another month. So why did the Mint give me a refund and just not do an exchange so it would not affect my dollar level.

Stuck between a rock and hard place.....

Hoping I will still be able to get the 2021 Renewed Silver Dollar from the RCM.

I have been a loyal coin collector purchasing coins from the RCM for the last 40 years.....

Seems to be many of us like this. I too would be a higher level in MC if I didn't have to go to dealers like for some of the coins that sold out quickly. It seems there must be more money for the RCM in selling at a wholesale price to dealers then selling at full price to MC people.
But with some of the coins, buying from dealers are a better deal for us especially when there may be cash back or the cost is discounted with dealer rewards. Buying when released, with the $50 Snowbirds coin I received $18 cashback and the Pure Silver EHR Coin - Bold Bison (2021) was sold at $14 off issue price. MC rewards don't compare to that.

@Tender4848

Same here. Ordered it faster than lightening. Lol. Also ordered the 100th Anniversary of Bluenose Commemorative Collector Keepsake (2021)
No.201738
and the
100th Anniversary of Bluenose Special Wrap Roll Set (2021)
No.200673.

Been lurking for a while, decided to join up.

Thought I would comment in this thread for my first post as I found the topic interesting.

As stated previously in the thread, the RCM website shows that the Masters Club coins should only be available to Platinum Members and up. On one hand I am happy for the Gold Members that are able to get the Master Club coins, but on the other hand I would like to see the Mint stick to the listed benefits that the website shows. To steal a tagline from the 90's,
"Membership has its privileges".

With the value of a coin being determined by the mintage, among other factors, it would make sense to me that if less people are able to purchase the Masters Club coins, there would be the potential for the coins not to sell out which would make the actual mintage of the coins smaller and then increase the value.

I did talk to my rep at the RCM today and I was told that the Gold Members would have access to the Masters Club coins this year, but not in subsequent years. This would maybe be because of the changes to the Program, a years grace period?

Anyways, I hope to be involved with you all in other conversations and discussions.

to the Community, applesauced!