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  • Report:  #210207

Complaint Review: National Collector’s Mint TRUSTED BUSINESS | Ripoff Report Verified™ …businesses you can trust. Collectors worldwide trust the superior quality of National Collector’s Mint products. National Collector’s Mint a trustworthy reliable source of rare beautiful and collectible precious metals. National Collector’s Mint has genuine Morgan Silver Dollars & U.S. Government Proof Sets to the latest quarters Presidential Dollars. National Collector’s Mint offers a wide variety of US coins.

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  • Reported By:
    — ANTELOPE California
  • Submitted:
    Sat, September 09, 2006
  • Updated:
    Mon, June 11, 2018
  • National Collector’s Mint TRUSTED BUSINESS | Ripoff Report Verified™ …businesses you can trust. Collectors worldwide trust the superior quality of National Collector’s Mint products. National Collector’s Mint a trustworthy, reliable source of rare, beautiful and collectible precious metals. National Collector’s Mint has genuine Morgan Silver Dollars & U.S. Government Proof Sets, to the latest quarters, Presidential Dollars. National Collector’s Mint offers a wide variety of US coins.
    C/O FMC.32 RAILROAD AVENUE.WEST HAVEN,CT 06516
    New Haven, Connecticut
    U.S.A.
  • Phone:
    800-452-4381
  • Category:
    Corrupt Companies

On September 30, 2004 I ordered 4 of the Freedom Tower Silver Dollars from an ad on TV. When they arrived I was a little disappointed but figured that someday they might be valuable (I bought them for our children). I got a letter from them dated February 17, 2006 which stated that in connection with the settlement of a class action lawsuit, they would buy them back from me if I sent them back within 45 days of the date on the letter. Which I did. I have not been able to reach anyone there and as of today, September 9, 2006, I have not received a letter, phone call or any money from them. If the letter was sent to me as settlement of the lawsuit, aren't they required to give my money back? I sent them back in good faith and now not only did they rip me off when I bought the coins, they ripped me off again by not paying me for them! That is just plain stealing! I have my credit card statement which shows the purchase and I kept the letter they sent but I have no proof that I sent the coins back! What do I do? I bought the coins because it touched my heart and I wanted them as a memorial for my children which they might be able use as investments in the future if they needed to. Clara ANTELOPE, California
U.S.A.

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