Major gold dealer in hot water with bank over $25 million Tampa home

dcarr

<< <i>Here is a follow up article with more info, it sounds like 50 million in debts did them in.

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From the article:
"Several business associates in Colorado sued the company for unpaid debts in 2008"

Does anyone here know who those Colorado "associates" are ?

PS:
I like the house. I could live in that (and have part of it set up as an operating mint).
But I'd never buy or build anything like that on credit.

roadrunner

There was a Colorado coin firm in the middle of the Noe affair and it would not surprise me if NGE was a significant contributor to the Ohio Coin Fund. If that's the case, there could still be issues left over from that case.

roadrunner

wondercoin

In a recent article in the "Tampa Bay Business Journal", information was reported concerning
Gainesville Coins and its relationship with NGE (stemming from recent bankruptcy court hearings).
I mention this only because I had previously quoted management of Gainesville from its comments on CCE. Anyone interested in the Gainesville issues
should consult with the recent TBBJ article fror further information.

Wondercoin

MrEureka

Interesting that you think Mark unintentionally screwed a bank, and just once.

Jeff - I did not say that. Please re-read my comments and adjust yours accordingly.

dragon

Yaffe opens up new coin firm under different name right down the street?




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