And speaking ill of the Con Vault....

Yikes ... even I didn't expect to witness this.

I caught a segment aired last night offering a complete set of MS69
Silver Eagles (including the 2007) in two free NGC storage boxes for
$999.95. My god, talk about a brazen wake up call to the thousands of
gullible saps who have sacrificed over $1199 in credit card payments
convinced they were investing in the future. They're quick to tell you
never to buy on that basis of course, but disclaimers are only there
to justify the sales pitch.

I wonder how many of those eager beavers watching last night feel
about their guaranteed heirlooms now? It's no wonder consumer morons
make the easiest enemies, but the not-so-surprising thing to me thing
was that Chamber's wasn't hosting ... he was on vacation.

On Sep 3, 12:48 pm, wrote:
Yikes ... even I didn't expect to witness this.

I caught a segment aired last night offering a complete set of MS69
Silver Eagles (including the 2007) in two free NGC storage boxes for
$999.95. My god, talk about a brazen wake up call to the thousands of
gullible saps who have sacrificed over $1199 in credit card payments
convinced they were investing in the future. They're quick to tell you
never to buy on that basis of course, but disclaimers are only there
to justify the sales pitch.

I wonder how many of those eager beavers watching last night feel
about their guaranteed heirlooms now? It's no wonder consumer morons
make the easiest enemies, but the not-so-surprising thing to me thing
was that Chamber's wasn't hosting ... he was on vacation.



When they take the coins to a coin shop or show and try to sell them
they will
be in for a big nasty surprise.

Ave price on eBay is about $650 for the set. And there are a lot of them.
Bruce

stonej wrote:
On Sep 3, 12:48 pm, wrote:

Yikes ... even I didn't expect to witness this.

I caught a segment aired last night offering a complete set of MS69
Silver Eagles (including the 2007) in two free NGC storage boxes for
$999.95. My god, talk about a brazen wake up call to the thousands of
gullible saps who have sacrificed over $1199 in credit card payments
convinced they were investing in the future. They're quick to tell you
never to buy on that basis of course, but disclaimers are only there
to justify the sales pitch.

I wonder how many of those eager beavers watching last night feel
about their guaranteed heirlooms now? It's no wonder consumer morons
make the easiest enemies, but the not-so-surprising thing to me thing
was that Chamber's wasn't hosting ... he was on vacation.




When they take the coins to a coin shop or show and try to sell them
they will
be in for a big nasty surprise.

On Sep 3, 2:08 pm, stonej wrote:
On Sep 3, 12:48 pm, wrote:

Yikes ... even I didn't expect to witness this.

I caught a segment aired last night offering a complete set of MS69
Silver Eagles (including the 2007) in two free NGC storage boxes for
$999.95. My god, talk about a brazen wake up call to the thousands of
gullible saps who have sacrificed over $1199 in credit card payments
convinced they were investing in the future. They're quick to tell you
never to buy on that basis of course, but disclaimers are only there
to justify the sales pitch.

I wonder how many of those eager beavers watching last night feel
about their guaranteed heirlooms now? It's no wonder consumer morons
make the easiest enemies, but the not-so-surprising thing to me thing
was that Chamber's wasn't hosting ... he was on vacation.

When they take the coins to a coin shop or show and try to sell them
they will
be in for a big nasty surprise.

Ah, but there's the rub. They'll blame the coin dealer and call him/
her a cheat.

peace,

rono