I"ll be surprised if many SERIOUS COLLECTORS will be acquiring CMP 1911s.
The serious collectors I've known or dealt with want guns that are in very good condition, with matching numbers/parts -- guns that don't look like they've been dragged behind a Jeep on a gravel road. Most of these collectors wouldn't look twice if they came across guns that matched the CMP descriptions posted earlier.
If you want a government-issued gun, you might want to wait until they start showing up on one of the auction sites. While you may pay more that way, at least you'll have pictures and a good idea of what you're buying!
History is based on facts,otherwise is fantasy.
CMP is selling a fantasy not history,these arms have no documented history and have been repaired or otherwise rebuilt with commercial parts.The many speculators who will buy them are hoping to cash in on the demand for genuine
WWII relics.