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I don't think that's accurate. Pretty sure they have 2 classes of common stock. Yes you can buy class A but without having access to class B shares which Nacco Industries owns there's only a certain amount of "float" that you can buy.
Check out their investor relations site there's an FAQ on the classes of shares, etc.
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