Anyone making the "vault box 7" plunge?

Vault box 7 launches tomorrow $399
https://vaultbox.com/

 

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I'd be about as tempted to "plunge" into a septic tank.

Even if someone might have flushed an 1893-S Morgan.

 

So it's a carnival game wrapped around a lottery of sorts.
Someone should start a thread about what they received and what their thoughts are for the money, you know like reviews

 

No Thanks.

 

"What you choose to call Hell, he calls Home".

 

Utube has plenty of revels and about 1 out 50 you get your purchase price back!

 

I revel in any review I get, good or bad.

 

I'm going to jump into this one. I registered an account this morning.

I've wasted a LOT more money than this in my days....with nothing to show for it. I figure the odds of hitting a decent one are better than any lottery odds. I used to frequent casino's quite a bit and spent a lot of money there, too, and walked out empty handed. At least with this, you're left with SOMETHING in hand.......even if it's called a "lesson learned" coin.

The boy and I on our last ski trip watched a show where they were opening boxes of sports trading cards, under these same conditions. I think the thrill of opening the box should be worth something. I'll have him come over for the "reveal".

 

Then, you want to revel in the reveal review.

I see.....

(Don't hit me... stuff just enters my brain uninvited).

 

I’ll spend my $399 on a nice coin.

 

I've watched most of the series 3-6 unboxing videos. Most lost their shirts on the deal. One U.S. collector even said, "I'm disgusted."

 

I be busy watching paint dry. Literally.

 

So... this did say ONE coin per box, right? Each $399 gets you a single scratch-off, which might be the 1893-S Morgan, or might be... a nice MS69 (sorry, "9.9") random-date ASE?

 

"And if winning means he has to spend $399 on a $50 coin, he'll spend $399 on a $50 coin. No fear, no regrets."

 

Simply said, I don't do subtitles I do not know.

 

I'm embarrassed that this is associated with coin collecting. The Hobby of Kings reduced to suckering people into buying generic bullion graded using a moronic grading scale that I've yet to see a single person ever use.

 

Yeah! Because in the entire history of the Hobby, there has never ever never nada upso nyet been any flim-flam or sucker plays, or dishonesty or criminality involved in the Hobby Of Kings.

PS: Good to see you are still around fighting the Good Cause against The Man!!

 

I wonder how many are straight out of China's rather good die makers production?
Like sticking your hand into a snake pit to try and pick up a costly coin. It is worse than Vegas in my estimate.

 

Naawww... I totally get what @BuffaloHunter is saying. I carried my daughter to a casino last time I went home. I gave her a Benjamin and one for me. We walked out with nothing but the laughs we shared. I think bringing his boy over for the thrill of opening the box will be memory enough for the both of them to recoup their investment.

 

I get with vault box your paying for the entertainment value of opening up the box.
Old world GrabBags...a type of gambling with a Cracker Jack prize.
I'm not a participant, I'd rather buy what I like and leave the gambling to the blackjack tables
YMMV