I noticed a special advertising feature in our local newspaper the Edmonton Journal in Edmonton Alberta Canada. The advertisement was on page A 11 of that paper and I still have this copy to this very day. I noticed the illustrative photo advertisement of United States old rare V nickels a buffulo nickel and indian head penny all standing errect next to each other with the subtitle over those coins reading 'Public snaps up scarce U.S. Gov't coins for US $17; Vault bags of 1,000 coins going fast. Though this advertisement lives the reader thinking that he's about to discover his hidden treasures. What a SHOCKER! Evident of this false advertising I ended up having to pay $108 dollars for 2 worn down US v nickels only worth about $2.00 dollars the catolouge price normally quoted in a coin catalouge. I only found one Indian head penny and 3 buffullo nickels and and some 40's Lincoln pennies roughly around 5 to seven and the rest of that 80% all new lincoln pennys. Even just looking from outside of that bag of disapointment I managed to make my appraisel of how that "Bag of Scam" only totals out to about 10 to 15 dollars worth leaving me with the suspicion that this company who not only falsely informs its gullible consumers, but does a masteful job of deceiving its targeted buyers when using their timely phone sales tactics to close their deals. One of those ladies on the phone, who I tried to rationalize with about my two month delayed order cause they had suggested originally that I give the order two to four weeks to arrive wouldn't allow me in recording the conversation when I had questioned the company's credibility at one point in my discussion while asking them why my coin bag was taking so long to arrive. I received the bag finally, but that happened two months later! All I want now is my money back without any further problems One discusted customer who considers the World Reserve a total ripoff. John Zapantis Edmonton Alberta Canada
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