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Tulving - What Is Their Reputation (Internet Only orders??)
I'd like to buy a few American Eagles (maybe 40K worth). I was
browsing Tulving's website and it clearly indicates that their business is 100% Internet based. They list a PO Box as their address. I'm local to him (he's in Newport Beach and I'm in Los Angeles). Anyone have any experience with Tulving? I'm a little nervous about businesses that have a PO box as an address and don't give one the option to visit their facility in person. Thanks. |
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Hans Tulving has been in the coin business a long time. I would not be all
that worried about an order of that size being placed with him. wrote in message ps.com... I'd like to buy a few American Eagles (maybe 40K worth). I was browsing Tulving's website and it clearly indicates that their business is 100% Internet based. They list a PO Box as their address. I'm local to him (he's in Newport Beach and I'm in Los Angeles). Anyone have any experience with Tulving? I'm a little nervous about businesses that have a PO box as an address and don't give one the option to visit their facility in person. Thanks. |
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On Sun, 25 Sep 2005 01:03:58 GMT, Barry wrote:
I've never done business with them, but they I've heard good things. They are THE #1 submitter of coins to PCGS, FWIW. Also, FWIW, a number of years ago they were busted by the FTC and wound up paying fines of about $260K (but that seems to be farily common among big dealers). Do a Google search on Tulving and FTC and you'll find the details. Barry What a shame the FTC hasn't imposed the same thing on the television hucksters that was imposed on Tulving. Specifically the following: "BUY-BACK OF COINS: We cannot guarantee that, when you desire to liquidate your coins, we will be able to repurchase them from you. Moreover, if we are unable to repurchase your coins and you are forced to sell them to another dealer at the current wholesale price, you will probably receive much less for the coins than what you paid for them." Reference: http://www.crimes-of-persuasion.com/...rare_items.htm Steve Buy the book before the coin don't forget to *READ* the book after you've bought it! It doesn't do anything just sitting on the shelf (remove ATTITUDE to reply via e-mail) |
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"Steve Ruud" wrote in message ... On Sun, 25 Sep 2005 01:03:58 GMT, Barry wrote: "BUY-BACK OF COINS: We cannot guarantee that, when you desire to liquidate your coins, we will be able to repurchase them from you. Moreover, if we are unable to repurchase your coins and you are forced to sell them to another dealer at the current wholesale price, you will probably receive much less for the coins than what you paid for them." Seems to me that the above is true for almost anything. I'm sure some droll troll or knows-it-all moron will have something nasty to say now. |
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I see nothing but doom and gloom in the future, caused by:
- Raging war in Iraq with no end in sight (and it's associated costs) - Record federal budget deficits - Record trade deficits - Massive illegal immigration in order to satisfy Bush's cheap labor buddies (and it's consequences related to American citizen unemployment). And also the massive drain illegals impose on State and County budgets (in California for example, illegals cost approx. 10 Billion per year in health care, education, and other freebies) - Massive national debt, even as a percentage of GDP (though not at record % of GDP levels, yet) - Katrina/Rita cleanup/rebuilding costs and Bush & Congresses mindless "blank check" approach to this funding - State/County/City budgets in the red (coast to coast) - The inevitable terrorist attack within the USA and it's economic impact (and Bush almost inviting such an attack by leaving our borders unsecured) - Rising gas prices - The bogus "official" Dept. of Labor national unemployment rate of 4.9% (a ridiculous and phony figure to hide the impact that illegal aliens are having on unemployement stats of American citizens and legal U.S. residents) - This administration's policy to outsource regardless of the consequences to the American worker (with no end in sight) - The Feds need to boost interest rates in order to borrow more money from foreign countries in the form of treasury notes (in order to finance Bush's drunken sailor spending) - The coming foreclosure market and it's impact on real estate prices across the board (rising interest rates in conjunction with high risk adjustable rate mortgages/interest only loans) So I think it would be smart to buy some gold. |
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Buy some gold then. I'm sure the doom and gloom specialists on AM talk
radio will be happy so supply you. |
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