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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;leoq, post: 1966209, member: 20092&quot;]Perhaps, but for sure not a good practice.&nbsp; Starting by giving &quot;special treatment&quot;&nbsp; </p><p>to those lucky enough living where the sales were taking effect and so did the the grading companies.&nbsp; No integrity!&nbsp; </p><p><br /></p><p>Imagine, the first coin that was graded 70 was re-sold, in a matter of minutes or hours, for a whopper sum of $20,000.00;&nbsp; Numero #1.&nbsp; </p><p><br /></p><p>IMHO that was a calculated &quot;move&quot; that had been was planned ahead of time by the MINT and probably the Grading Companies.&nbsp; The $20,000.00 coin was re-sold way before the regular JOE could get the correct status on the order he had just placed on the USMINT&nbsp; www page.&nbsp; The price of $20,000.00 was to make the rest of the collectors, speculators, and investors &quot;go&quot; for the coin. To create a big appeal for the coin, but the reality is that the MINT keeps selling the coins in an unlimited quanty creating for the coin a very poor &quot;offer and demand&quot; situation.&nbsp; Meanwhile the grading companies&nbsp; keep gaining with every coin sent to them for grading.&nbsp; Win Win situation.&nbsp; After all that $20,000.00 did not came out of either one of them pockets!&nbsp; And see if whoever bought it at that astronomical price if he can sell it today for a mere $15,000.00&nbsp; Perhaps in 50 years the coin will be worth above the &quot;melt&quot; value.&nbsp; But not today.</p><p><br /></p><p>I am talking of this particular coin/incident.&nbsp; As far as I know this is the first time ever that something like this happens. First selling 2 coins, then only 1...&nbsp; selling until every coin demand is satisfied... Not selling any more coins person/person for security reasons???&nbsp; </p><p><b><br /></b></p><p><b>&quot;No mas&quot; for me!</b>&nbsp; Returning all 5 coins and cancelling the 5 ($9.95)sets as well.&nbsp;&nbsp; DISAPPOINTED 150% !!!&nbsp; Nothing personal, just business.</p><p><br /></p><p>Good luck all you guys and hope that all your Kennedy gold coins come out to be graded PF-70 because if they come out to be below PF70 they will definitively have no value whatsoever for collecting purpose, speculating/selling purpose, investment purpose,&nbsp; or whatever purpose might be.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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