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Unlucky for him then, with so many coins and dates I wasn't sure of the premiums on some of them, looks like its a bum deal then -
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just a general consideration; how TSF community represent the general stackers/collectors feeling in UK about the Royal Mint and its latest commercial policies? I mean, what i read here is totally clear and i do fully agree, but apart from this wise and blessed community what is the general behaviour of UK buyers? i m curious to read about your answers guys as where i do live (italy) there is little to zero interest in these developments (nedlesss to say UK coins represent just a niche) and there is no debate or exchange of opinions on that -
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By BackyardBullion · Posted
Im guessing, from the presentation box, that this seller has fallen victim to one of the many unscrupulous companies that will put collections like this together and then sell them at very high prices bascially legally scamming customers buy saying they are super rare. The seller probably doesn't a) know they are not worth that much or b) has found out they do and is doing whatever they can to recoup some of the massive losses they are facing. I see it all the time. Plenty of companies that do this (including The Royal Mint now). Lets not judge the seller too harshly before we know all the facts, there is a good chance they have been victimised by one of these legal scammer companies.
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