This was posted previously on this site. I called the number (800) 328-1860. It is to a company called Investment Rarities Inc. They are located in Minneapolis, MN. I spoke with a salesman who did ask me where I saw the ad. I think I told him the Wall Street Journal. He talked about buying either a bag or half bag of silver coins. It was like $28,000 for a full bag or $14,000 for a half bag. I told him I couldn't afford that, he promised to send me additional information. I didn't mention the coin. I got the information but there was no coin in it. Last week, I received another envelope with additional information & in that packet was a 1951 S Franklin Half. I got a phone call on Friday when I was out. I will have to call him on Tuesday to thank him for sending me the additional information but I will not be able to make such a large purchase. I will also ask him to remove me from his phone list.
I scored 2 Mercury dimes from that other outfit a while ago. I gave one address for me and another at my wifes office in her maiden name (gave them the fax number) I will go pretty far for a free mercuryBuffaloBoy said:
Like I said, personal opinion, of course.santafeboy said:
i would call to check on the info tell them you called once and just cling on he info.mick56 said:
That sounds totally worth it- But if I were to get my info sold to other solicitors and received one a week, it would not be. I am not sure this is for me...usandthem said:
