Rare Gold, Silver, and Precious Metals Coin Fraud Attorneys
The Texas Coin Fraud Consumer Alert includes the following “tips to avoid becoming a victim of fraud”: Seniors make up about 14% of the U.S. p...
They are known by various descriptions—“Signature Series” bullion, “certified modern bullion,” “semi-numismatics”—to name a few. Many high ...
The New York Attorney General has issued a Consumer Alert warning of “Common Investment Scams.” (https://ag.ny.gov/common-investment-scams) The New Yo...
This Alert accurately catalogues the spectrum of tactics coin dealer scammers use to gain the trust of and then defraud unsuspecting consumers—especially...
One of the earliest reported cases involving coin fraud is United States v. Kail, 804 F.2d 441 (8th Cir. 1986). “Coin & Stamp Gallery, Inc.,” was a Min...
The growing nationwide coin fraud problem, as explained by the Florida Attorney General, is that: “Thousands of consumers fall victim each year to rare ...
When you are a victim of a fraudulent coin dealer, it can be a frustrating and overwhelming experience. However, there are steps you can take to get legal ...
Dishonest coin and bullion dealers hide behind multiple layers of corporations. They regularly drain their companies of funds to support their lavish lifes...
A Federal Court Judge in Texas has issued her final ruling that a coin fraud victim’s estate should receive nearly $1.9 million from a Long Island coin d...
Dishonest coin and precious metals dealers and telemarketers are creative and aggressive. There is no shortage of tricks they will use to sell coins or bul...
Sadly, most of our clients are senior citizens – often widows or widowers – whose life savings had been targeted and attacked by unscrupulous coin dealers. This is not just a coincidence.
