Coin Vault - worse than liars

LanLord

Those two dolts on the Coin Vault are trying to hawk Peace dollars and one of them just stated that he has a 1934s peace dollar in his collection that is in very good condition, he looked it up and it's worth between $1200 and $1300.

They should be charged $5 for violation of the stupid law.

airplanenut

It's purely fraud- if I had the channel all the time (I get HSN rarely; it used to be on at all times) I would tape a show, find out everything false in it, then write to HSN... if they did nothing, I would bring the case to the authorities and see what HSN did with a fraud charge.

Jeremy

richbeat

There are too many "stories" to list. They like to quote from a retail catalog (care to guess which one?) that is vastly overpriced to show you what a good deal you're getting. That's one of my favorites.

SarasotaFrank

I watched them hawking proof sets a few nights ago. In reference to a 1995 Proof Set, Mr. Robert Chambers said :

This is a $200.00 set by itself. If you can buy this set for less than $200.00 - buy all you can get your hands on!

I am shocked no one has filed whatever sort of complaint can be filled against these people.

Bikingnut

Who would you file a complaint with? I would do it in a heatbeat if someone could tell me how. You can complain all you want to them, they will just give you some lame excuse if they reply at all.

Spooly

These are the things the ANA should be policing! But the ANA has no backbone! (ANA dealers are selling these items to the Coin Vault!)

BSqr

the BBB is always an option

ccrdragon

Another option is the FCC or the FTC - this should fall under the 'Truth in Advertising' statutes.