What am I missing? Why would anyone be interested in increasing enrollment. They are making so many more this year with the trays. These were selling for less than mint issue price last year within a week or two of issue date. I am planning on cancelling my enrollment unless someone enlightens me.> @Jzyskowski1 said:
I’m not sure I agree that these are or we’re selling for less than issue price.
Also, there’s plenty of sellers who are happy with getting $99 for a $73 ase. That’s a reasonable profit. 😉🙀🦫
Good Luck getting $99.00 for these. The 2022 W Proofs are all pretty much under $90
It will be interesting to see how many of these are available for sale on June 1. Better be locked and loaded at high noon to get a shot at these coins.
" If you push something hard enough, it will fall over. " The 1st Law of Opposition from The Firesign Theater
Over 5,000 of the baseball Privy dollars on sale again today. Lots of fake hype of fast sell outs or gone by enrollments BS then later many coins on sale again. Like I said last year the mint has many tricks planned to git rid of the flippers this year. A lot of people will be holding coins that are hard to sell for a worthwhile profit.
" If you push something hard enough, it will fall over. " The 1st Law of Opposition from The Firesign Theater
@HATTRICK said:
It will be interesting to see how many of these are available for sale on June 1. Better be locked and loaded at high noon to get a shot at these coins.
Altho I'll collect the proof ASEs, I'll check in on this to see if the all-sold-out hype is the same as the W proof. Hopefully it'll give me a feel for how available the S-proof will be, beyond the hype.
Which leads me to ask -
Did everyone who had a backorder of the W-proof get theirs? Did any orders get cancelled? (I actually managed to get an enrollment for that one.)
Well, 4 - 500, 000 W proof ase’s.
160,000 W burnished.
The burnished get no love. Low mintage (135,000) 2019, commands not much premium.
I feel that the burnished ase’s will have their day. Is that day going to happen this year or next? Don’t know 😉🙀🦫
@HATTRICK said:
It will be interesting to see how many of these are available for sale on June 1. Better be locked and loaded at high noon to get a shot at these coins.
Altho I'll collect the proof ASEs, I'll check in on this to see if the all-sold-out hype is the same as the W proof. Hopefully it'll give me a feel for how available the S-proof will be, beyond the hype.
Which leads me to ask -
Did everyone who had a backorder of the W-proof get theirs? Did any orders get cancelled? (I actually managed to get an enrollment for that one.)
One forum member is already trying to dump an enrollment order for 100 Uncirculated coins. That should tell you what to expect after the on sale date. LOL
" If you push something hard enough, it will fall over. " The 1st Law of Opposition from The Firesign Theater
One forum member is already trying to dump an enrollment order for 100 Uncirculated coins. That should tell you what to expect after the on sale date. LOL
He's simply looking for a quick flip with a dealer who needs inventory on an item with a very low HHL (if available at all on day of sale). He's not predicting the future. If they don't sell he'll do a bulk submission.
No Way Out: Stimulus and Money Printing Are the Only Path Left
With Advanced Allocation, Bulk dealer allocation and 40 coin trays most of the big graded slab sellers will be able to get what the need without going to the flipper market. That will greatly diminish the outlets for the fast flip for anything but a minimum if any profit.
" If you push something hard enough, it will fall over. " The 1st Law of Opposition from The Firesign Theater
@HATTRICK said:
Like I said last year the mint has many tricks planned to git rid of the flippers this year.
I doubt the Mint (remember, we're talking about Gov't bureaucracy here) is in any way smart enough to get rid of flippers.
Bottom line - there's been nothing really to get excited about this year on the flipper front.
No one is paying flippers big dollar$ to buy coins because nothing of HUGE excitement has been sold by the Mint this year.
(** Last Year was an exciting year in Modern coins sales **)
If the demand was/is there for an highly sought after coin, the flippers will be out in force.
You might be a bit generous in your assessment about the Mint's bag o' tricks - They ain't got none!
you are correct I am to generous about their bag o' tricks but they do have some on the sales side. They have learned to hype demand with their almost sold out thru enrollments and worries about any at on sale for coins that would not have the demand for what they are producing. Many will be enticed to over order and cancel when they realize there is no demand and many are still available from the mint at issue price.
" If you push something hard enough, it will fall over. " The 1st Law of Opposition from The Firesign Theater
I reduced all of my Unc ASE enrollments from 100 coins to 1. & before they ship I will make enrollment inactive except for one coin on one enrollment. There is no market for these and never has been.
Now what to do with the ASE S proof enrollments?
@fox9487 said:
Now what to do with the ASE S proof enrollments?
Increase your ASE "S" proof enrollment to 100 and then sell to well-known, long-time, & respected/honest coin dealers on BST who will be looking for these coins. You're bound to make a few hundred, if not more (as I believe the "S" Proof is going to be more highly sought after, by the dealers, than the "W" proof was).
I'm not sure there is anything left on the 2022 Mint Schedule that is generating any great interest/buzz. I know there are coins that I want & that I will buy - but there are not any other coins, that I see, that will help pay for the ones I want.
Easier said then done. I am at 3 enrollments at 100 each for the ASE S proof. Try to lock in a sale and then the mint drops your quantity from 100 to 25. Remember last year. Then who looks like a pud when you can't deliver. & 200,000 is a high mintage.
Uncirculated ANACS SP70 Advanced release ASE $ 299.95. Only a few available all coins sold out thru enrollments as all ASE coins this year are sold out thru enrollments this year according to Magic Mike
FDOI COINS A STEAL AT $199.95 so what does FDOI mean if he already has them for sale when release date is June 1.
anything on a slab other than the grade is BS
" If you push something hard enough, it will fall over. " The 1st Law of Opposition from The Firesign Theater
HSN already has Advance Release, FDOI and "PLAIN" slabs before on sale date. He also slipped up and said they were all out of their gang of 18 advance batch just in different slabs with different prices. The $100 higher advanced released slabs are for the most gullible fools who think they are getting something special because they are paying more.
P.S. he says all sold out by mint and will not be available on June 1
" If you push something hard enough, it will fall over. " The 1st Law of Opposition from The Firesign Theater
One thread will show the history or saga of the 2022 ASE series W proof, Uncirculated then S Proof. One place to go for all the info and how the three issues relate to each other. Of course there will be people who want their own thread. It's an open forum you can post where ever you want but it would be nice to have all the series in one thread.
" If you push something hard enough, it will fall over. " The 1st Law of Opposition from The Firesign Theater
Magic Mike has made a fortune for HSN. He can hype and sell coins for outrageous amounts. He could sell your grandmother's old toilet seat with the stories he tells. When I have my moving yard sale I would like him to handle my auction. $$$$$$$$$$
" If you push something hard enough, it will fall over. " The 1st Law of Opposition from The Firesign Theater
Just got this message from our friends 😉🦫🙀( about this continuing thread, it’s quite useful and there’s other threads but this one seems to have legs)🤨
Well now 🤨
Getting a little nasty, are we ? Beavers offering to smack em around with his tail 🦫,
I calmed him down but dang, if you don’t do it the proper way they gunna do the smack down on your enrollment. Geez 😉🙀🦫
Not just the order but the SUBSCRIPTION 🤨
@younique said:
Mint shows 154,060 available outside of enrollments
link?
On the Mints product schedule click on the unc, when it comes up right click anywhere in the white space on the item page. Then click the "view page source" in the box that appears. When the page comes up click on the three dots at top right of your screen which brings up a box of options. From there click on "find." In the new search box type "data-available" and hit enter. Refresh throughout the sale day & you'll see the number available in real time.
I use Chrome on laptop, it works for me. Hope it works for you.
@younique said:
Mint shows 154,060 available outside of enrollments
link?
On the Mints product schedule click on the unc, when it comes up right click anywhere in the white space on the item page. Then click the "view page source" in the box that appears. When the page comes up click on the three dots at top right of your screen which brings up a box of options. From there click on "find." In the new search box type "data-available" and hit enter. Refresh throughout the sale day & you'll see the number available in real time.
I use Chrome on laptop, it works for me. Hope it works for you.
very cool trick. How do we know that the remaining total is after enrollments? Maybe only bulk orders (a separate way for major dealers to buy) is all that has been subtracted thus far from the 160K product limit. I suspect the enrollments number is much higher than the mintage limit (160K) minus the available balance of 154K. Besides, the mint allows the option to change/cancel an enrollment order up to two days before the sale date.
No Way Out: Stimulus and Money Printing Are the Only Path Left
@younique said:
Mint shows 154,060 available outside of enrollments
link?
On the Mints product schedule click on the unc, when it comes up right click anywhere in the white space on the item page. Then click the "view page source" in the box that appears. When the page comes up click on the three dots at top right of your screen which brings up a box of options. From there click on "find." In the new search box type "data-available" and hit enter. Refresh throughout the sale day & you'll see the number available in real time.
I use Chrome on laptop, it works for me. Hope it works for you.
Oh, that trick.
I wonder how accurate that is this far out from the sale date? Maybe they just primed the page for now and update when it becomes "active".
@younique said:
Mint shows 154,060 available outside of enrollments
Oh, that trick.
I wonder how accurate that is this far out from the sale date? Maybe they just primed the page for now and update when it becomes "active".
Who knows what the Mint has in store. Watching the W proof sale & the silver quarters set, the numbers seemed accurate throughout the sales and only dropped incrementally. No huge drop (as in all enrollments processed at once.) The "unavailable" popped up pretty much in sync with the numbers decline.
On the Mints product schedule click on the unc, when it comes up right click anywhere in the white space on the item page. Then click the "view page source" in the box that appears. When the page comes up click on the three dots at top right of your screen which brings up a box of options. From there click on "find." In the new search box type "data-available" and hit enter. Refresh throughout the sale day & you'll see the number available in real time.
I use Chrome on laptop, it works for me. Hope it works for you.
Nice tip. Thanks for sharing it.
The individual coin available through the website, and the 40-coin bulk trays have different item numbers, as well as their own limits (i.e., 22EG @ 160,000 vs. 22EG040 @ 121,840). Source
Given the "product limit" of 160,000 for 22EG, it is highly probable that the "availableCount" of 154,060 does not yet reflect enrollment sales.
For reference, the Mint reported enrollments of 147,897 for the uncirculated coin as of 4/12/22. Source
very cool trick. How do we know that the remaining total is after enrollments? Maybe only bulk orders (a separate way for major dealers to buy) is all that has been subtracted thus far from the 160K product limit. I suspect the enrollments number is much higher than the mintage limit (160K) minus the available balance of 154K. Besides, the mint allows the option to change/cancel an enrollment order up to two days before the sale date.
derryb you are correct. The bulk dealers allocation is 10% or 16,000 which they already have, graded and offered for sale as
did HSN and Magic Mike the other night. That leaves 154,000 before enrollments are deducted. That number should start to change a day or two before June 1. The enrollments will be subject to payment verification and cancellations. The remaining coins will be offered on June 1. Reconciliation will continue for days and that is the reason for coins popping up at 7:30AM on various days.
All is subject to change so remember "The Mint is like a box of Chocolates"
Good luck to all without enrollments on June 1. Be locked and loaded at 12:00
" If you push something hard enough, it will fall over. " The 1st Law of Opposition from The Firesign Theater
With the bulk dealers allotment deducted from the 22EG product limit of 160,000, it would leave 144,000 prior to enrollments. A potential 48,000 enrollments at 3 each.
@HATTRICK said:
derryb you are correct. The bulk dealers allocation is 10% or 16,000 which they already have, graded and offered for sale as did HSN and Magic Mike the other night. That leaves 154,000 before enrollments are deducted. That number should start to change a day or two before June 1. The enrollments will be subject to payment verification and cancellations. The remaining coins will be offered on June 1. Reconciliation will continue for days and that is the reason for coins popping up at 7:30AM on various days.
All is subject to change so remember "The Mint is like a box of Chocolates"
Good luck to all without enrollments on June 1. Be locked and loaded at 12:00
As I understand it, the ABPP is separate from the bulk program. Under the ABPP, the Mint offers "no more than 10%" of the available units.
Consider 22EA. IIRC, the Mint only released 30,000 units, or 6%, in advance.
There is not a whole lot of accuracy in the mints numbers which are subject to large swings back and forth with little transparency, Even though it is a government agency does not mean you can believe everything they say. There numbers often way off and there is no outside verification except what they are told by the Mint.
The other night HSN said the already had thousands of coins and were selling graded Advance Release, FDOI and regular release coins on TV that were in hand. What plays in the mint stays in the mint. Money talks and it has been that way since the beginning of time.
" If you push something hard enough, it will fall over. " The 1st Law of Opposition from The Firesign Theater
@originalsandman said:
DO you honestly think this will be a big seller?
Very unlikely. They will sell out quickly because of flippers buying them up in hopes of a good profit then like the W proof be available for close to original issue price for a long time.
" If you push something hard enough, it will fall over. " The 1st Law of Opposition from The Firesign Theater
@smuglr said:
With the bulk dealers allotment deducted from the 22EG product limit of 160,000, it would leave 144,000 prior to enrollments. A potential 48,000 enrollments at 3 each.
As I understand it, the "household order limit" does not apply to enrollments (i.e, there are different limits).
The last time I checked, enrollment "MT" maxed out at 100 units.
@MetroD. Yes, the enrollments do max out at 100, for perspective I'm just putting a number of total potential buyers if the USM limits enrollments at the same hhl of 3 (much as they limited the women's quarters 3 roll sets at 5). The more high number enrollments just brings down the number of potential successful buyers.
@derryb said:
note that the 160K is a "product" limit not a mintage limit. This means the mint can release the coin in other ways.
@HATTRICK said:
Please note the 40 coin trays are separate from the 160,000 coins in full packaging and are only available to the bulk dealers.
then what explains the 154K available when there is a product limit of 160K?
One of two things 1. NEW MATH or just delays in updating inventory . 2. Not all bulk purchases recorded or worse yet the bulk purchasers realize this will be another dud and are not taking their allotment for now. Their allotment is set aside and they can take it when ready. This could be another reason coins become available later because their un taken allotments go back on sale at a certain point.
Remember this is the U.S. Mint anything is possible and subject to change. And like a box of chocolates. You know what!
" If you push something hard enough, it will fall over. " The 1st Law of Opposition from The Firesign Theater
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What am I missing? Why would anyone be interested in increasing enrollment. They are making so many more this year with the trays. These were selling for less than mint issue price last year within a week or two of issue date. I am planning on cancelling my enrollment unless someone enlightens me.> @Jzyskowski1 said:
Good Luck getting $99.00 for these. The 2022 W Proofs are all pretty much under $90
Last years Type2 first year of issue were worth flipping, however this year not so much as too many being produced.
Time will tell the story.
This just showed up. 🙀😉🦫
🎶 shout shout, let it all out 🎶
It will be interesting to see how many of these are available for sale on June 1. Better be locked and loaded at high noon to get a shot at these coins.
Over 5,000 of the baseball Privy dollars on sale again today. Lots of fake hype of fast sell outs or gone by enrollments BS then later many coins on sale again. Like I said last year the mint has many tricks planned to git rid of the flippers this year. A lot of people will be holding coins that are hard to sell for a worthwhile profit.
Altho I'll collect the proof ASEs, I'll check in on this to see if the all-sold-out hype is the same as the W proof. Hopefully it'll give me a feel for how available the S-proof will be, beyond the hype.
Which leads me to ask -
Did everyone who had a backorder of the W-proof get theirs? Did any orders get cancelled? (I actually managed to get an enrollment for that one.)
Well, 4 - 500, 000 W proof ase’s.
160,000 W burnished.
The burnished get no love. Low mintage (135,000) 2019, commands not much premium.
I feel that the burnished ase’s will have their day. Is that day going to happen this year or next? Don’t know 😉🙀🦫
🎶 shout shout, let it all out 🎶
One forum member is already trying to dump an enrollment order for 100 Uncirculated coins. That should tell you what to expect after the on sale date. LOL
He's simply looking for a quick flip with a dealer who needs inventory on an item with a very low HHL (if available at all on day of sale). He's not predicting the future. If they don't sell he'll do a bulk submission.
No Way Out: Stimulus and Money Printing Are the Only Path Left
Could go either way. Like the mint also with flipping
“You never know what you will get”
With Advanced Allocation, Bulk dealer allocation and 40 coin trays most of the big graded slab sellers will be able to get what the need without going to the flipper market. That will greatly diminish the outlets for the fast flip for anything but a minimum if any profit.
I doubt the Mint (remember, we're talking about Gov't bureaucracy here) is in any way smart enough to get rid of flippers.
Bottom line - there's been nothing really to get excited about this year on the flipper front.
No one is paying flippers big dollar$ to buy coins because nothing of HUGE excitement has been sold by the Mint this year.
(** Last Year was an exciting year in Modern coins sales **)
If the demand was/is there for an highly sought after coin, the flippers will be out in force.
You might be a bit generous in your assessment about the Mint's bag o' tricks - They ain't got none!
BST references available on request
you are correct I am to generous about their bag o' tricks but they do have some on the sales side. They have learned to hype demand with their almost sold out thru enrollments and worries about any at on sale for coins that would not have the demand for what they are producing. Many will be enticed to over order and cancel when they realize there is no demand and many are still available from the mint at issue price.
I reduced all of my Unc ASE enrollments from 100 coins to 1. & before they ship I will make enrollment inactive except for one coin on one enrollment. There is no market for these and never has been.
Now what to do with the ASE S proof enrollments?
Increase your ASE "S" proof enrollment to 100 and then sell to well-known, long-time, & respected/honest coin dealers on BST who will be looking for these coins. You're bound to make a few hundred, if not more (as I believe the "S" Proof is going to be more highly sought after, by the dealers, than the "W" proof was).
Other than the 2022 American Eagle Gold Proof - Four Coin Set (22EF), I can't recall any other issue this year being highly profitable & flippable in the same sentence.
I'm not sure there is anything left on the 2022 Mint Schedule that is generating any great interest/buzz. I know there are coins that I want & that I will buy - but there are not any other coins, that I see, that will help pay for the ones I want.
BST references available on request
@HoneyMarket
Easier said then done. I am at 3 enrollments at 100 each for the ASE S proof. Try to lock in a sale and then the mint drops your quantity from 100 to 25. Remember last year. Then who looks like a pud when you can't deliver. & 200,000 is a high mintage.
Coin collecting is a hobby. Collect what you like.
Remember these things and you will have many happy days. 😉🙀🦫
🎶 shout shout, let it all out 🎶
The uncirculated ASE on sale is next week. "Are you feeling lucky?"
I’m feeling content. My 2 are enrollment babies 😉🦫🙀
🎶 shout shout, let it all out 🎶
Uncirculated ANACS SP70 Advanced release ASE $ 299.95. Only a few available all coins sold out thru enrollments as all ASE coins this year are sold out thru enrollments this year according to Magic Mike
FDOI COINS A STEAL AT $199.95 so what does FDOI mean if he already has them for sale when release date is June 1.
anything on a slab other than the grade is BS
HSN already has Advance Release, FDOI and "PLAIN" slabs before on sale date. He also slipped up and said they were all out of their gang of 18 advance batch just in different slabs with different prices. The $100 higher advanced released slabs are for the most gullible fools who think they are getting something special because they are paying more.
P.S. he says all sold out by mint and will not be available on June 1
time for a 2022 ASE W unc. thread?
No Way Out: Stimulus and Money Printing Are the Only Path Left
Hattrick. That certainly expands the variety of “ chocolates “🤨😂
🎶 shout shout, let it all out 🎶
One thread will show the history or saga of the 2022 ASE series W proof, Uncirculated then S Proof. One place to go for all the info and how the three issues relate to each other. Of course there will be people who want their own thread. It's an open forum you can post where ever you want but it would be nice to have all the series in one thread.
Magic Mike has made a fortune for HSN. He can hype and sell coins for outrageous amounts. He could sell your grandmother's old toilet seat with the stories he tells. When I have my moving yard sale I would like him to handle my auction. $$$$$$$$$$
Mint shows 154,060 available outside of enrollments
link?
No Way Out: Stimulus and Money Printing Are the Only Path Left
Just got this message from our friends 😉🦫🙀( about this continuing thread, it’s quite useful and there’s other threads but this one seems to have legs)🤨
🎶 shout shout, let it all out 🎶
/\ Got that email too. So what is it with the mint giving the cryptic sold out in enrollments msg???
Shhhhh. Their trying to enhance your experience. 😂.
🎶 shout shout, let it all out 🎶
Well now 🤨
Getting a little nasty, are we ? Beavers offering to smack em around with his tail 🦫,
I calmed him down but dang, if you don’t do it the proper way they gunna do the smack down on your enrollment. Geez 😉🙀🦫
Not just the order but the SUBSCRIPTION 🤨
🎶 shout shout, let it all out 🎶
On the Mints product schedule click on the unc, when it comes up right click anywhere in the white space on the item page. Then click the "view page source" in the box that appears. When the page comes up click on the three dots at top right of your screen which brings up a box of options. From there click on "find." In the new search box type "data-available" and hit enter. Refresh throughout the sale day & you'll see the number available in real time.
I use Chrome on laptop, it works for me. Hope it works for you.
very cool trick. How do we know that the remaining total is after enrollments? Maybe only bulk orders (a separate way for major dealers to buy) is all that has been subtracted thus far from the 160K product limit. I suspect the enrollments number is much higher than the mintage limit (160K) minus the available balance of 154K. Besides, the mint allows the option to change/cancel an enrollment order up to two days before the sale date.
No Way Out: Stimulus and Money Printing Are the Only Path Left
Oh, that trick.
I wonder how accurate that is this far out from the sale date? Maybe they just primed the page for now and update when it becomes "active".
DO you honestly think this will be a big seller?
Who knows what the Mint has in store. Watching the W proof sale & the silver quarters set, the numbers seemed accurate throughout the sales and only dropped incrementally. No huge drop (as in all enrollments processed at once.) The "unavailable" popped up pretty much in sync with the numbers decline.
Nice tip. Thanks for sharing it.
The individual coin available through the website, and the 40-coin bulk trays have different item numbers, as well as their own limits (i.e., 22EG @ 160,000 vs. 22EG040 @ 121,840). Source
Given the "product limit" of 160,000 for 22EG, it is highly probable that the "availableCount" of 154,060 does not yet reflect enrollment sales.
For reference, the Mint reported enrollments of 147,897 for the uncirculated coin as of 4/12/22. Source
Edited to add a source.
derryb you are correct. The bulk dealers allocation is 10% or 16,000 which they already have, graded and offered for sale as
did HSN and Magic Mike the other night. That leaves 154,000 before enrollments are deducted. That number should start to change a day or two before June 1. The enrollments will be subject to payment verification and cancellations. The remaining coins will be offered on June 1. Reconciliation will continue for days and that is the reason for coins popping up at 7:30AM on various days.
All is subject to change so remember "The Mint is like a box of Chocolates"
Good luck to all without enrollments on June 1. Be locked and loaded at 12:00
Please note the 40 coin trays are separate from the 160,000 coins in full packaging and are only available to the bulk dealers.
With the bulk dealers allotment deducted from the 22EG product limit of 160,000, it would leave 144,000 prior to enrollments. A potential 48,000 enrollments at 3 each.
As I understand it, the ABPP is separate from the bulk program. Under the ABPP, the Mint offers "no more than 10%" of the available units.
Consider 22EA. IIRC, the Mint only released 30,000 units, or 6%, in advance.
Edited.
note that the 160K is a "product" limit not a mintage limit. This means the mint can release the coin in other ways.
then what explains the 154K available when there is a product limit of 160K?
No Way Out: Stimulus and Money Printing Are the Only Path Left
There is not a whole lot of accuracy in the mints numbers which are subject to large swings back and forth with little transparency, Even though it is a government agency does not mean you can believe everything they say. There numbers often way off and there is no outside verification except what they are told by the Mint.
The other night HSN said the already had thousands of coins and were selling graded Advance Release, FDOI and regular release coins on TV that were in hand. What plays in the mint stays in the mint. Money talks and it has been that way since the beginning of time.
Yes, sir.
As of JAN-2022, 160,000 as individual coins (22EG) + 121,840 in 40-coin bulk trays (22EG040).
Source
Beaver would like to answer 🦫 Go ahead little guy, Tell em what you think.
NEW MATH
😉🙀🦫
🎶 shout shout, let it all out 🎶
Very unlikely. They will sell out quickly because of flippers buying them up in hopes of a good profit then like the W proof be available for close to original issue price for a long time.
As I understand it, the "household order limit" does not apply to enrollments (i.e, there are different limits).
The last time I checked, enrollment "MT" maxed out at 100 units.
@MetroD. Yes, the enrollments do max out at 100, for perspective I'm just putting a number of total potential buyers if the USM limits enrollments at the same hhl of 3 (much as they limited the women's quarters 3 roll sets at 5). The more high number enrollments just brings down the number of potential successful buyers.
One of two things 1. NEW MATH or just delays in updating inventory . 2. Not all bulk purchases recorded or worse yet the bulk purchasers realize this will be another dud and are not taking their allotment for now. Their allotment is set aside and they can take it when ready. This could be another reason coins become available later because their un taken allotments go back on sale at a certain point.
Remember this is the U.S. Mint anything is possible and subject to change. And like a box of chocolates. You know what!
For more information tune in at 12:00 on June 1