With the strong sales of the other from the series this year, I suspect ‘Glades will be around for quite some time as now weekly sales usually drops to 250-400/week, which would take us into 2015 to get to a sales of 20k.

Surely you meant, “The Everglades National Park Five Ounce Silver Uncirculated Coins launched on Thursday, Nov. 6. Its sales start of 16,243 was also the weakest this year.”

The Great Sand Dunes National Park Five Ounce Silver Uncirculated Coin had debut sales of 20,047 compared to the weak start of 16,243 for the Everglades National Park Five Ounce Silver Uncirculated Coin.

I guess the 100% markup and the loss of the subscription discount showed us a more realistic base level of collectors in this series. Which I’m impressed. I can think of about 16,143 people who will be quite upset if they lower the pricing for any of the 2014 Five Ounce Uncirculated Coins now. The lower silver pricing should occurred before this launch or the US Mint should of gave the 10% subscription discount for the final quarter this year for their loyal subscription customers. At the very lease for fairness sake they should wait 30 days from the release and possibly offer those who paid these high markups a promo code for their next order like free or reduced shipping or a discount code – anything but a bag! More likely the number is around 10,000 as the majority of buyers like myself ordered multiples. I ordered 3 so far but will order 2 more as I was awaiting the sales numbers. If I’m not mistaken and someone please correct me if I’m wrong, but the Everglades National Park Five Ounce Silver is the highest cost percentage over melt value coin this far.