OMG - The Numis Network is hijacking YouTube and creating a HSN on steroids.

Goldbully · August 17, 2009 12:12PM

Please don't attack the messenger.....I'm just here to report the next viral video numismatic insanity!!!

Tube Linky

SeaEagleCoins · August 17, 2009 12:20PM

MsMorrisine · August 17, 2009 12:23PM

these people's infomercial speaking skills suck.

saw a late night coin commercial on cable last night. If it comes on again, I'll try to find it. it was a hoot.

mrearlygold · August 17, 2009 12:24PM

The "flagship" coin is a bullion coin?

66Tbird · August 17, 2009 12:24PM

Let the hype begin

sad

I couldn't even finish the vid

savoyspecial · August 17, 2009 12:26PM

"collecting wealth"

what a crock

FilamCoins · August 17, 2009 12:45PM

Numismatic Coins ... as opposed to what kind of coins?

CEOGBOSE · August 17, 2009 12:47PM

If I understand it right they're trying to create a MLM selling bullion coins does anyone know how their comp plan is suppose to work? I know all there is to know about MLM's I previously worked in the corporate office of Herbalife International the 2nd largest MLM in the world 3.5 Billion in annual sales and the success is dependant upon recruiting sales rep's selling them on the royalty payment model more you recruit the more you make (a pyramid). I just don't see how they can possibly reasonably price bullion coins to allow them to pay out royalty's or a bonus. The average person doesn't invest in PM's in my opinion and if they do they sure aren't going to pay the premiums that the Numis Network will be charging.

Coinosaurus · August 17, 2009 1:08PM

A MLM for a product that already trades at minimal commissions? Doesn't make sense......

Justacommeman · August 17, 2009 1:50PM

I think that womans voice could be used to crack out coins.....MJ

MsMorrisine · August 17, 2009 2:03PM

<< The average person doesn't invest in PM's in my opinion and if they do they sure aren't going to pay the premiums that the Numis Network will be charging. >>

the average person get sold something with more of a markup because the average person is unaware?

(and they say they sell collectible coins, not bullion. eh. )

ProofCents · August 17, 2009 2:20PM

wow that sound like a terrable idea sell a commodity in MLM????

coinsarefun · August 17, 2009 2:38PM

Kinda reminds me of...............................

Goldbully · August 18, 2009 9:19AM

<< Kinda reminds me of...............................

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edited to add: The moderator is a bit too perky for my liking!!!

mozeppa · August 18, 2009 10:22AM

the dude with the "opossum" eyes...i can't get past them!

can't trust a word he says.

Goldbully · August 18, 2009 10:29AM

<< the dude with the "opossum" eyes...i can't get past them!

can't trust a word he says. >>

He really bothers me too!!! I could never trust a possum coin seller!!!

numisavvy · September 17, 2009 4:13PM

Here is something that a coin collecting friend of mine told me about Numis Network. He owns over 5,000 graded and ungraded Silver American Eagles. The entire thread can be found at:

http://www.mortgagegrapevine.com/thread/?thread=567893

His Specific comments were made through his friend that is also a Numis Representative and are as follows in the context of the above thread:

This is my first read through this thread and I find an Interesting knowledge base of coins here. The gentleman on the rant is hung up on the intrinsic value of the coin, not the graded version that Numis sells. I feel very safe in calling myself a coin collector and only wish I could share all the good fortune I have collected over my 30 years. Those of you who know the real value of an MS-70 coin graded by any of the big 4 will see this as a great opportunity - Hands down. Those of you that don't, read any book about building substantial net worth and diversification with Numismatic coins. What is the purpose or goal of collecting coins? Well, my philosophy as passed down from generations of collectors and is simply to ; 1) Build net worth, 2) Obtain the highest grade of coin you can possibly afford, and 3) Be consistent in your pursuits. Numis Network satisfies all three just fine for me. If you are curious about coins this is a safe way to get involved. If you are a good marketer you will find this an easy sale and if driven that extra bit, you'll make others money. If you just want to collect precious metals you won't find a better more safe way to buy than Numis. The future of Numis holds many exciting coins graded by all of the reputable grading companies. Those that turn their noses up at the ANACS grading scale can simply choose PCGS or NGC graded coins. They will all be available for your browsing, purchasing, and to recommend to your client base. Those of you out there that assist in building portfolios for folks will see Numis as an excellent opportunity to always have a great option to present. In closing, my grandfather and my father saw the value in silver and gold. It doesn't take a statistician to see what is happening to our dollar or to see the incredible return on silver and gold over the past 40 years. Let the naysayers be naysayers and in 20 years we'll see if they aren't still just naysayers.

His comments seem to make a lot of sense to me. I know he is an expert collector not unlike the men and women that post here. I think his points are worth consideration.

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mikeyg · September 17, 2009 4:43PM

If you are really undecided about this rip off consider this.The same guy hawking coins on tv late nights....mike is the brains behind this scheme.Some of the other u tube clips about this numis network star him stating that he wants to make you wealthy by purchasing the SAE s from him and reselling them for a profit.

coinsarefun · September 17, 2009 4:51PM

He pm'd me on another forum and asked me about it.
Then he joined as a follower on my Twitter and facebook

blu62vette · May 24, 2013 5:11AM

Just met someone, their dad bought 146 ANACS 2011 Silver Eagles MS70for about 19k. Wow.

BruceS · May 24, 2013 6:36AM

"Just met someone, their dad bought 146 ANACS 2011 Silver Eagles MS70for about 19k. Wow."

You mean he paid like $130 a piece. That's almost double what there worth. Ouch!!

mrearlygold · May 24, 2013 6:46AM

How do they get away with this?

EagleEye · May 24, 2013 6:52AM

Who are the "Big 4"? P,N, A and what, ICG? Bet you get ICG coins, not PCGS.

So you have to buy 100 MS-70 ICG silver eagles at $110 each to get to the level where you can start finding goobers to sell 100 more to. Then you get $10 per silver eagle on those. The upper levels split the $100. Actual cost is around $35.

The loosers are the ones who actually think they are buying an investment. They are investing in the Numis Network Multi-level marketing scheme.

LindeDad · May 24, 2013 7:20AM

Dumb and lazy sure should hurt a lot more then there might be less of both.

blu62vette · May 24, 2013 7:23AM

<< "Just met someone, their dad bought 146 ANACS 2011 Silver Eagles MS70for about 19k. Wow."

You mean he paid like $130 a piece. That's almost double what there worth. Ouch!! >>

Yep older guy, bad memory, etc, etc.

crazyhounddog · May 24, 2013 7:27AM

They look like meth heads to me!! All dressed up of course. Who in the heck can talk about these coins sooooo long without being on meth? Makes me wonder!!

BustHalfBrian · May 24, 2013 9:04AM

They look like they're reading a teleprompter... lol

MacCrimmon · May 24, 2013 9:23AM

<< "Just met someone, their dad bought 146 ANACS 2011 Silver Eagles MS70for about 19k. Wow."

You mean he paid like $130 a piece. That's almost double what there worth. Ouch!! >>

Nope, it's four times what they are worth.

tlbrown · May 24, 2013 9:38AM

None of them look like they believe a word they are saying. Very scripted and awkward.

TwoSides2aCoin · May 24, 2013 9:43AM

<< 

<< "Just met someone, their dad bought 146 ANACS 2011 Silver Eagles MS70for about 19k. Wow."

You mean he paid like $130 a piece. That's almost double what there worth. Ouch!! >>

Nope, it's four times what they are worth. >>

Reads like they're worth $19K to someone.

WillieBoyd2 · May 24, 2013 10:12AM

They look like the cast of "Seinfeld".

RedSoxinNYC · May 24, 2013 11:12AM

Ponzi all the way!

Type2 · May 24, 2013 11:35AM

<< They look like meth heads to me!! All dressed up of course. Who in the heck can talk about these coins sooooo long without being on meth? Makes me wonder!! >>

Thats what i thought as well all sucked up.

mrearlygold · May 24, 2013 1:01PM

<< 

<< the dude with the "opossum" eyes...i can't get past them!

can't trust a word he says. >>

He really bothers me too!!! I could never trust a possum coin seller!!!

>>

halfhunter · May 25, 2013 12:36PM

Watched the entire vid . . . Only cause I think the lil gal on there is kinda HOT ! ! !

HH

OMG - The Numis Network is hijacking YouTube and creating a HSN on steroids.

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