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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;krispy, post: 856385, member: 19065&quot;]Good luck with that. They have every intention of returning to inventory items that are in good salable condition, especially with back ordered customers and products that are in demand. Why would they not? They stand to make more money selling to another customer willing to pay full retail on the item returned by another than to simply eat the costs of personnel hours wasted and the time/expense of production and distribution. It is in their interest to make a profit by reselling any returned merchandise that meets the Mint&#039;s Quality Control checks, any defect or &#039;mint error&#039; would be culled and removed/destroyed/melted to prevent the error from reaching the market. This is common practice. If you read enough CT threads, you will see the shear number of Mint products that members send back, many because they do not believe the coin will grade in the 69/70 range, but will the Mint QC care about the coin being below those grades? Nope... and the coin will go right back out to the next customer order on the list so long as the Mint is still fulfilling orders.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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