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1. If they weren't in stock, why were they listed on the site? - should have failed on checkout when their system verified stock 2. If they weren't in stock, why did they accept payment? - order processing should have failed (even after number 1) to state no product in stock and cancel order 3...

Not surprised, but I have to ask who the dealer is.

This video gives a better look at the coin.

Besides the whole guardian lions vs Pixiu problem (which is strange that they still haven't addressed in their marketing material/description), I still like the look of the design. Again, it is not up to the CIT standard but looks OK to me.

I guess it could have been worse. They could have confused cats for dogs :)

lol, yeah, I don't know. That's the title lpm are using. It's a nice looking coin. It won't be up to the standard of the CIT release from a few years ago, but also won't be the same price point.

An LPM Exclusive 1 oz 0.9999 Brilliant Uncirculated, from Perth Mint 50,000 Mintage 40.6 mm Diameter with reeded edge Also coming from Perth (releases on June 2) Double Pixiu 2020 2oz Silver High Relief Coin (mintage 1000) Double Pixiu 2020 2oz Gold Proof High Relief Coin

The US mint has ASE, RCM has SML, and Mint of Poland has MOH: "Man on Horse" :D Since most of Poland's releases seem to have some variation of a man and a horse, it's kind of how I think of them now.

They seem to subscribe to the shotgun approach :) . It was funny that they actually stated a number for the series this time, but I'll be curious to see if they live up to it. Outside of the four horsemen series, I'm not sure if they ever listed an actual count for any of their other series (but...

I think it has already happened: the fact that MoP keeps releasing more Chinese themed coins was the first sign. The releases since the end of last year have been pretty much dead in the water: initial pricing is lower, price increments are lower, and most importantly releases aren't selling...

APMEX page for second Black Flag release is up, but not available yet.

Nothing accusatory meant, just being factual. As I've said above, if you post a statement about your prices being superior to others, it is wise to make sure that comment is accurate and you have done your due diligence: simple clicks do not cost anything no matter how big or small a company is...

lol As already quoted, TCS = The Coin Shoppe in Canada and the prices I listed are in CAD. Also, they did not recently raise their prices: those have been the prices since they were listed the weekend of WMF. As a retailer posting to this site, I would expect you should know your prices as...

Actually, your prices are worse (skipping the two that are soldout on both sites): 2019 1 Ounce Oak Leaf Silver Round World Money Fair Edition : AIC ($75) > TCS ($59.95) 2019 1 Ounce Allegories - Columbia & Germania Silver Round World Money Fair Edition : AIC ($75) > TCS ($59.99) 2019 1 Ounce...

Personal preference, but I think the classical is a better design.

It started showing up last week at the usual sites: PowerCoin, TopWorldCoin, etc. Should be available at most place in a week or so.

It's the RCM. They'll put out some sort of cheesy design, mint a million of them, and charge a fortune for them :)

Haven't seen any love for last year's "Manannán – 1st King of Mann" from CIT, but the second release was announced at WMF: "Boudica – Warrior Queen." Same stats as previous: 999 mintage; 3 oz 0.999 antiqued silver at 55 mm. I would rather a lower mintage, but am a fan of the design.

lol Thanks man. I saw the string of new releases coming from them this morning: Sea Battles, Legendary Lands, and Chinese Heroes. They should start selling in the dairy isle at this point. Nothing really that interesting from a design perspective IMO, they seem to be playing the same hand they...

Nice find. She looks like a beauty.