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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;JJK78, post: 2514732, member: 19207&quot;]Because of the household limit.&nbsp; Think about it, say you were a coin collecting grandfather (i&#039;m sure there are a few here), and you have 3 grandkids and want to be sure they each get one.&nbsp; Well, more then likely grandpa won&#039;t put enough though into it to try and order one to someone else house etc., so they need to go to aftermarket sources to get the coins they need.</p><p><br /></p><p>Same thing goes for the people who somehow think grading the coins and having it labeled &quot;first day first issue Super SP70++**&quot; make them worth more.&nbsp; They need to send in a certain amount of coins to ensure that they get the 70&#039;s they are looking for.&nbsp; Same goes for the dealers, I guarantee some of them have regular customers who won&#039;t go through the hassle of playing the Mint or Ebay game and just have a regular dealer who provides them with all the coins they need.&nbsp; If they need to get 50 SP70 graded coins to sell, they will likely have to send in 20% more then that to accommodate for the 69&#039;s.</p><p><br /></p><p>These are just a few reasons Ebay will command higher prices, plus unless you are buying a &quot;mint sealed unopened&quot; coin from Ebay, more then likely you will be getting someones reject, might be missing the OGP etc...</p><p><br /></p><p>So anyone care to take a stab at how many were sold today?&nbsp; Took a few minutes to get my order in so I guess invoicing on these starts around order # USM04400000, by the time my last order went through they were through about 6,000 more invoices...&nbsp; I&#039;d guess to say they sold around 25,000~[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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