RCM's 2016 Face Value Collector Case For 20-Pcs $20 For $20 + $25 For $25.

"Wherever" is the key word for me. So much time wasted trying to find them.

Now I'll only have to search for one box.

For the past five years all my face value coins have gone into the standard size RCM shipping box and there's still room for more!

Problem is though they're all together, I've got to dig through them once in awhile because I sometimes forgot how many of which coins are in there. After repeating this exercise more than once, I've written them down and placed the sheet in the box.

I plan on eventually removing the coins from their flips/packaging and transferring them to their new home in the Lighthouse presentation case. While no more convenient it's much more attractive and certainly hits home the expenditure.

Lose the case and there goes nearly $800 in one snatch & grab.

Hey guys... on the topic of tracking coin inventory / purchases, I use Evernote. I have the desktop ap at my office, which syncs to my phone and home computer. Works perfect for keeping track of things, is 100% free, and is always current.

I have a number of standardized fields for entering new purchases that I include with every line (year, name, face value, cost, noted irregularities, coin "series", and location of storage).

This listing is 100% private, and shared only by my wife and i!

The RCM website never did post a "mintage". Much like any supplier of paper products, as many are available as the RCM chooses to order and they'd have no reason to want to limit quantiles.

This case strikes me as similar to a retail store's loss leader item, knowing another 2016- is to come.
- It's intent is to ensure buyers buy and retain every single $20 for $20 whether they like the design or not, so there's no empty spaces.
- provides RCM with additional solicitation opportunities toward people who buy this case, for example to those that were given $20 for $20s as gifts.
- by offering a reasonably price case, RCM may benefit by increasing future demand of $20 for $20, which obviously is to their benefit through offering buyers an added reason to save them as opposed to cashing them in.

I wasn't guessing. I was told by my rep that 3,000 more have been ordered by the manufacture

Probably the better way, is to wait for some RCM report, where will be mentioned the final mintage for these cases...

Btw, looks like the common recent trend - is to get the graded bullion, with some different slabs and colours.
I've seen online the Pockemon cards and Lego mini figures graded and sealed in the slabs...so might be possible to grade "limited mintage collectors RCM case"?

On the RCM website, it says they will be produced to meet demand as well