Anyone ever heard of "Top Notch" gold and silver...They called today and

I got a real suspicious call today from a guy named Mike at "Top Notch gold and silver" Just wondering if anyone else got a call from someone like this trying to sell valuables.
He said they just bought an estate lot of Morgan Silver Dollars.
I post this in case others here receive something similar and if not to be on the look out.
He may be legit, but red flags went off big time in my conversation. He was definitely fishing to see what I collected.
He said they just bought an estate lot of Morgan Silver Dollars.
I post this in case others here receive something similar and if not to be on the look out.
He may be legit, but red flags went off big time in my conversation. He was definitely fishing to see what I collected.
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<< <i>I got a real suspicious call today from a guy named Mike at "Top Notch gold and silver" Just wondering if anyone else got a call from someone like this trying to sell valuables.
He said they just bought an estate lot of Morgan Silver Dollars.
I post this in case others here receive something similar and if not to be on the look out.
He may be legit, but red flags went off big time in my conversation. He was definitely fishing to see what I collected. >>
I'd be setting my alarm whenever I leave.
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<< <i>Yes, this is the one I posted the other thread about! I thought it was "Top Shelf." >>
As for how they linked me to coin collecting, I don't know. When I was "new" I bought some low end stuff from a few places, and some supplies, but I can't believe I gave them my phone number. Of course I am in the book, if they had my name and address......
and am out of coin collecting. They hang up reqal fast at that point.Otherwise
they are like a piece of scotch tape that you can not flick off your finger.
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