What the phuck?

Not defending Coin Vault, but they do say that if you're not satisfied, they
have a money back guarantee.

One option Wes' customer may have is to hang onto that unopened "green monster
box" for about five years, then call CV and offer to sell it back to them.
Chambers has said on many occasions that he's always in the market to buy
unopened boxes, especially 1988 and 1996. If it were me, though, I'd send it
back now. Of course, I wouldn't have bought it in the first place.

Oh, yeah. Saturday's show is about coins, currency, sports collectables,
watches and other assorted stuff.

Jerry

"Wes Chormicle" writes:

He realized he'd been had. Had I not had the sign posted about selling them
for $4300/box, he probably would have thought I was trying to "steal" them
from him. After a few minutes he came to the conclusion that we were the
good guys and Mr. Chambers was the crook.

Bottom line he decided to call and see what the Coin Vault pays for them.

Wes
"fletch" wrote in message
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What did he do, Wes? Or say he was going to do?

--K

"Wes Chormicle" wrote in message
ink.net...
Speaking of the coin vault....

A guy comes into the shop with a green mint box of 2005 SAE's that he
needs to sell. He is willing to not make any money and let them go for
what he paid for them, $9000 from the Coin Vault. I politely pointed
out the chalkboard where we sell the same box for $4300......

He was not pleased with Mr. Chambers...


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