My point exactly
Non bullion collector coins, which initially price at a 30-40% premium to spot prices have a hard time increasing from issue price based on spot gains.
Collectors either like the coin and collect them - mostly regardless of the premium to spot prices - or not. Obviously not the same, but somewhat similar to other collectibles (stamps, art, wine etc) which don't even have spot prices.
It'll increase the floor which helps dealers and flippers, but not much more than that. In the end, it'll always come down to demand from end buyers - collectors.
Having said that, come the 13th, the Mint price will change to $1,450 assuming spot doesn't fall by $50-$60 Mon-Wed, so there has been a decent move higher.