Byrоn needed а certаin rаre cоin tо complete a set that he had contracted to assemble and sell to Carly. On March 1, Byron obtained this coin from Unique Coins in exchange for $1,000 and Byron’s signed, written promise to redeliver to Unique Coins “not later than December 31 this year” a comparable specimen of the same kind of coin without charge to Unique Coins. On March 2, Byron consummated sale of the complete set to Carly. On September 1, the market price of rare coins suddenly began a rapid, sustained rise; and on September 15, Unique Coins wrote Byron for assurance that the latter would timely meet his coin-replacement commitment. Byron replied, “In view of the surprising market, it seems unfair that I should have to replace your coin within the next few weeks.” Having received Byron’s message on September 17, Unique Coins sued Byron on October 15 for the market value of a comparable replacement coin as promised by Byron in March. The trial began on December 1. If Byron moves to dismiss Unique Coins’s complaint, which of the following is Byron’s best argument in support of the motion?
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