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Message:: [QUOTE="NorthKorea, post: 2565860, member: 29643"]First off, what you're proposing can't be done, unless ANACS is going against industry standards.20 coins are at economy and 10 coins are at 15-day. Typically, you can't combine different tiers into the same order, so you're looking at 30 coins for $199, then $33 x 2 for return shipping, for a total of $265, which is $27 more than sending in two 15 for $119 free shipping orders, without the $50/coin avg value on economy service. Honestly, this feels a lot like, as jeffB pointed out, a money grab by ANACS. I wouldn't want to risk buying submission certificates for a second-tier TPG, since there's apparently the real risk of their refusing certificates due to a change in ownership. At least with PCGS, in theory, you're dealing with a publicly traded corporation. Even if they were to sell to new ownership, any outstanding certificates would be redeemable for a fixed period that would be announced. On a separate note, I'm waiting for an announcement that ANACS and ICG have merged into a new company. It's feeling more and more like that might be the easiest way to resolve the lawsuit and also ensure both firms are able to compete with the Big Two.[/QUOTE]