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: Any time you see a company advertising coins with all sorts of emotional adjectives attached, beware. Esp. with new coins, make sure you can't get the same coins for a lot less by going to your bank. Those are red flags to RUN, do not walk, the other way.

: Plus, buying from any organization that doesn't have any mention of adhering to industry-recognized standards (PNG, for ex.) is a lot like buying a car off the street and hoping you got a good deal (NOT).

: Your example will hopefully help others.  The rules as always:

: > Do your homework.

: > Caveat emptor.

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: Also, 

: :  All these negative comments are freaking me out!!  I never bought a coin before in my life before responding to their fullpage ad.

: : I did receive the first five rolls and indivual coins but I signed up for the whole set and I will try to cancel.

: : HOWEVER, HERE'S A TIP TO PROTECT YOURSELVES:

: : If I am willing to pay a $20 charge at my bank, I can stop ANY charge (before the charge, that is) by indicating the PRECISE amount I don't want paid.

: : The set I signed up for is $28 per roll of 12 + one matching separate coin, plus $6.88 for shipping = $34.88.  I don't know if they charge the whole $34.88 or break it down into the two amounts of $28.00 and $6.88.

: : I can tell my bank, at $20 for EACH amount, not to pay any charges in those amounts.




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