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Another World Reserve Monetary Exchange scam.
barbershopper
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Today's Peoria Journal Star has a full page ad from this company which is peddling $2.00 bills with
"gilded gold leaf" (mentioned about 20 times) for $12.00 each.
Of course, this includes the highly valuable "estate wallet" which looks like a bank check
book costing less that a dollar I'd guess. Four of these are in each "vault pak".
You have to buy the "vault pak" containing the four bills for $48.00 plus shipping.
Strict limit of 10 vauld paks per household.
"Phone lines will be jammed" with people trying to beat the 48 hour deadline or so they say.
This is really getting old as they think of different ways to market coins and currency.
While I'm at it, there's also a TV commercial advertising Government issued gold coins
for only $99.00 each, plus shipping. No details whatever about the coin.
It continues with a man, also with armed guards, shuffling 1 oz. gold coins from hand to hand.
It also shows them being dropped in a pile from an unknown heighth.
There goes your MS/PR70! Obviously, these aren't the coins you'll receive.
Then the statement; "If gold goes to $2000, these coins (the pile) could be worth $166,000.
This one is another company, not the WRME.
JT
"gilded gold leaf" (mentioned about 20 times) for $12.00 each.
Of course, this includes the highly valuable "estate wallet" which looks like a bank check
book costing less that a dollar I'd guess. Four of these are in each "vault pak".
You have to buy the "vault pak" containing the four bills for $48.00 plus shipping.
Strict limit of 10 vauld paks per household.
"Phone lines will be jammed" with people trying to beat the 48 hour deadline or so they say.
This is really getting old as they think of different ways to market coins and currency.
While I'm at it, there's also a TV commercial advertising Government issued gold coins
for only $99.00 each, plus shipping. No details whatever about the coin.
It continues with a man, also with armed guards, shuffling 1 oz. gold coins from hand to hand.
It also shows them being dropped in a pile from an unknown heighth.
There goes your MS/PR70! Obviously, these aren't the coins you'll receive.
Then the statement; "If gold goes to $2000, these coins (the pile) could be worth $166,000.
This one is another company, not the WRME.
JT
It is health that is real wealth, not pieces of gold and silver. Gandhi.
I collect all 20th century series except gold including those series that ended there.
I collect all 20th century series except gold including those series that ended there.
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If they're scamming then you'd become very wealthy doing it the right.
Oh, BTW, the guy offering the gold eagles is pushing one-tenth ouncers at $99.
Not a terrible deal.
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