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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Conder101, post: 802876, member: 66&quot;]Starting to produce the next years ASE during the previous year is standard procedure.&nbsp; Starting in Nov is unusually late.&nbsp; Typically they start in August or September.&nbsp; They probably started very late this year because the unusually high demand for the 2009&#039;s prevented it.&nbsp; There was probably a lull in November so they started trying to build up a stockpile of 2010 coins.&nbsp; But the demand for the 2009 coins increased again in mid November and wiped out their stocks of those.&nbsp; So they stopped production of the 2010&#039;s and diverted those lines back into production of 2009&#039;s.&nbsp; Makes perfect sense to me.</p><p><br /></p><p><br /></p><p>Because sales don&#039;t make it practical.&nbsp; The Mint is also a business except somethings they have to make by law and others they have the choice to make.&nbsp; Like most businesses they ibtroduce new products from time to time.&nbsp; Those that prove popular and profitable they keep and those that don&#039;t they discontinue.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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