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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Jim Dale, post: 7885461, member: 100459&quot;]I am one of the most gullible coin collectors.&nbsp; When the U.S. Mint gives us a list of coins or medals, I look them over an make a list of those that I would like to add to my collection.&nbsp; I am grateful for the Enrollment feature that collectors can get several of coins that are annual releases and because of this, I have been able to add each of the American Silver Eagle releases, however, they don&#039;t go far enough.&nbsp; The Enrollment helps them decide how many coins they will produce for the Enrollment purchases, which also guarantees a sales figure they can work with to prepare their budget.&nbsp; The more coins they allow to be in the sellers Enrollment, the more information they can work with.&nbsp; They can also control how many coins the collectors can purchase of each coin.&nbsp; Maybe they have looked at it and it doesn&#039;t seem feasible.</p><p>I was also thinking that instead of cutting sales off when the maximum number of coins have been sold, they could set up a lottery system and every caller gets a number (like the military draft in 1968 and later).&nbsp; They might be able to eliminate the &quot;bot&quot; purchases.&nbsp; Anyway, they need to figure out a system that the average citizen might be able to get at least one coin.</p><p>Oh yeah, I don&#039;t know how many collectors bought or tried to buy the latest two-coin set that has American Silver Eagle Two-Coin Reverse Proof Sets, but I signed on about 2:30PM and went right in and didn&#039;t have any trouble getting one.&nbsp; Maybe not everyone is as gullible as I am.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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