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reference CC ottawa post above
the total mintage figures on the left hand column represent the mintage of each date and type
the total release figures on the right side represent the number of coins out of a total OF 30,000 MS coins released
basically the $5 1914 and the $10 1912 are considered to be the key dates
any MS65 grades in those dates will be the scarcest of the whole issue and should command the top prices
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For those members missing out on ordering the gold coins. You need to call in and get through to the Customer Resolution center (the ordering people can't do anything), once in there the Rep should be able to help you put in an order; they, however, need a Supervisor override to complete the order. I was able to do so by going through this..... if you still have trouble placing an order, PM me and I'll give you the name of the Rep that helped me..... most other Reps either not working hard enough or don't know how to. Good luck.
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To my understanding, authorized dealers cannot raise prices until the mint deems them sold out. Then they do whatever they want, claiming that they've re-bought them from customers. Once it says sold out in the website, they can raise prices. In fact, some dealers do not even display "hot sell" items until the mint says they are sold out. This way, they get the dealer discount buying and higher profit selling The $5 coins already show as OOS online, so the dealers can charge anything they want. And it is not true that dealers cannot charge higher prices unless it is OOS. CC-OTTAWA says Colonial is charging $1199 for those 1913 and 1914 $10 coins, even they are still available from the Mint. Further, as soon as awaiting stock appear online, dealers jack up the price of those coins. There is no really no rule stopping dealers charging as much as they want. |
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Im not sure colonial acres is an authorized dealer even though they sell mint products
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When I ordered a 1913 $5 hs yesterday, I didn't have to speak to anyone other than the first person that took my call. I was put on hold for a few minutes but had no problem ordering
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These are the only authorized RCM dealers in Ontario. Arcade Coins Michael Barber 10 King St. E., Suite 301 Toronto, Ontario M5C 1C3 Tel: 416-368-6655 Fax: 416-368-5951 arcadecoins@idirect.com Canadian Coin & Currency www.cdncoin.com 10355 Yonge Street Richmond Hill, Ontario L4C 3C1 Tel: 905-883-5300 Tel: 1-888-236-2646 Fax: 905-883-5929 info@cdncoin.com Coin Market Mark Drake 714 Yonge Street 2nd Floor Toronto, Ontario M4Y 2B3 Tel: 416-964-1632 Fax: 416-964-1632 coinmarket@gmail.com http://coinmarket.webs.comHouse of Stamps Manfred Goetz 100 City Centre Drive Unit 123A Mississauga, Ontario L5B 2C9 Tel: 905-848-2646 Fax: 905-848-0502 houseofstamps@rogers.com |
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Just ordered another 5$ 1914 this morning,Thanks to those on this thread who showed me how. Hope my grandkids appreciate the stress I have gone through to get these.
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@sbr
I hope they arrive before your grand kids are old enough to appreciate them.
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It will be 1 week max. Before you get them. Says the RCM rep like clockwork every time the week passes. |
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 now thats funny |
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To save me the time of going through over 100 pages, who was the first to post about getting their coin shipped and when was it?
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yours truly (in Alberta), 1912 $5 HS
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@Redzapsid. You said authorized RCM dealers are not allowed to raise prices unitl they are sold out. Gatewest Coins is an authorized dealer and it raises prices as soon the Mint site says "awaiting stock". Like the Dino coins which they are selling at $39.95, even though it is not out of stock. J&M Coins, also an authorized dealer, is also selling the Dino coin for more than list. There is no such rule that dealers cannot raise prices until they are sold out. Dealers are free to sell at what price they think the market will bear. Edited by MoneyPenney
02/27/2013 9:17 pm
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