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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;sio2ga, post: 2676194, member: 83570&quot;]It will be real interesting to see what pricing MCM has.&nbsp; In looking at ebay it seems people are wanting $325 for a SP70 FDOI.&nbsp; &nbsp; I think that&#039;s crazy and most likely in a couple of days they can be bought for half that from MCM.&nbsp;&nbsp; I wonder what the people that overpaid will do on their orders?&nbsp;&nbsp; I would think lots of people will be canceling or returning their orders if they can get $150 back by doing so and still having the coin to boot.&nbsp;&nbsp; Anybody care to guess what MCM&#039;s pricing will be on the graded SP70 coin?</p><p>I used the cert number&nbsp; 4527046-379&nbsp; to look up the registry stats and it seems there are about 8000 coins that have been graded and the majority of the ones graded are SP70.&nbsp; 2 were early release and got bad grades of 66 and 68.&nbsp; I think about 800 were attributed as &quot;first day of production&quot; and I&#039;ve never seen that attribution before.&nbsp;&nbsp; The balance of coins, approx. seven thousand, are all First Day of Issue.&nbsp;&nbsp; It seems that no one aside from MCM has sent any coins in to be graded which is puzzling to me.&nbsp; &nbsp; I&#039;m wondering how many out of the 7,000 coins will sell in the first week?&nbsp; Anybody care to guess?</p><p>I imagine lots of folks will be checking the website on the 13th to see what the pricing is&nbsp; and to see if MCM also has proofs.&nbsp; I would imagine they most probably do since they&#039;ve gone to so much marketing expense with the regular &quot;premium uncirculated&quot; specimen coins.</p><p>It seems the bullion stacker&#039;s seem to think the coin isn&#039;t worth much over spot but as a coin collector I see the value in the coin over spot.&nbsp; I&#039;m looking forward to getting one in a black slab![/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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