Why it's good to print coupons right away

I just wanted to do a quick post to prove the point that it's good to print coupons and hang on to them. When we post about a high value coupon (or a "rare" or popular one), it's because we have it on good authority that a sale is coming soon where you can use the coupon for VERY cheap - or free - items. For example:

Remember the high value coupon for Nature Valley Granola Clusters posted here? I was able to print four of them at the time (using more than one computer), and I got to use them today at Hilander for some more than free snacks! Hilander has them on sale 4/$10, but get $4.00 off your total if you buy four (so essentially, 4 for $6, or $1.50 a piece). I was able to use my $1.60 coupons, and basically get paid $0.10 for each bag (I actually bought something else to cover the extra $0.40). If you have those coupons (or even the $1 ones from the paper) you can take advantage of this deal until tomorrow.

Now here is a coupon I was doubtful about: a $0.50 coupon off of Gold Medal Flour. But at Logli this week, that flour is on sale for $0.99, so I was able to go and get 2 bags of flour for free! Sorry to post about this only today since the sale is only until today: if you really need some free flour, there are still a few hours to take advantage of this deal!

Anyway, just a reminder that it's good to print those coupons! And remember to do it right away - the high value ones usually have a limited print (for example, 10,000), so it's first come, first served!