Best Way To Get Mc On RCM?

Hmmm - That's a tough one!

It would be nice if we had a crystal ball to tell us what would be popular in the aftermarket. When I first became interested in coins, I hoped that the hobby would help subsidize itself (and maybe someday it will), but so far, it hasn't worked out that way for me. I got into the Masters Club largely due to buying one of the gold coins from the Bank of Canada reserve.

I suppose that if you want to purchase to flip quickly, you might want to go for lower mintage silver coins that are attractive looking. Silver coins are easier to sell because they are less expensive than gold, therefore a larger potential market.

Like Panda suggested, the 20 for 20 series is popular, but it would take a lot of those to get to MC, and I see lots of folks trying to sell them on Kijiji and ebay.

Solidifier, I'm going to suggest that you buy the coins that you would like to own. If you are able to flip some, then that's a plus. Buying coins solely to attain MC, with the hope of a quick flip, is risky.

If not for the Bank of Canada gold coin release, I likely would not have reached MC membership. I have subscribed to the half ounce silver subscription. That will help to take me toward membership renewal. If you have to break the bank and use the credit card to get to MC, it's not worth it.

But I did, anyway.

Have you not bought anything in a year? Every time I buy something it automatically extends my MC. Buy gold and sell local would be the fastest.

You have no much time to think.
If you don't mind taking the risk - buy the gold 1912-1914 $5 coin, not sure that it still available.

For sure you can sell it for cost.

I am sure I've read posts before where a non master club member has called into the mint after a master club release and before it went public and asked to be able to place an order because that order would put them into master club status and to my knowledge that was accepted.
If this is true,, it might be better to wait to get the coins you want...