Link works for me. I won't offend their copyright by copy-pasting the whole thing here, but some key points: "nano-scanning technology that has the ability to grade coins (and other collectibles) at nano-level precision" [highlighting theirs] "Up to this point, numismatics grading has been a purely subjective practice and the value of collectibles has always been subjected to the faults and inconsistencies of human bias. Coin & Card is changing that with the world’s first fully objective grading technology." [highlighting theirs, and apparently they're based on some other planet where Compugrade never existed] "What makes Coin & Card’s technology so powerful and impressive is the ability to marry artificial intelligence with Deep Neural Networks (DNN) in its grading application." [highlighting theirs, and DNN and AI got hitched quite some time ago] "A fully objective grading technology with accurate and dependable results opens the door to a number of possibilities. First, it allows third-party grading stabilization, meaning that third parties (i.e., grading companies) will be able to grade collectibles at a consistent, accurate level." [highlighting theirs, and I wonder what the TPGs will have to say about "allowing" this] "Coin & Card plans to scale this by licensing its technologies to PCGS (Professional Coin Grading Services – About PCGS), NGC (Numismatic Guaranty Company – About NGC), ANACS (American Numismatic Association Certification Service – About ANACS)" [because naturally they'll be fighting each other to sign up for a chance to halt the crackout revenue stream once and for all!] "Each grading through Coin & Card will automatically generate an NFT (a digital title for the physical asset) for the collectible" [highlighting theirs, and dudes, you do realize that NFTs moved from "new hotness" to "universal laughingstock" months ago, right?] And, finally, the MOST important point of all this: "This creates a unique opportunity for investors…" [to give lots of money to US, instead of wasting it investing in companies that produce actual "goods" or "services" that people "want"]
This is their small print at very bottom. "Target Amount: $5,000 of a $3,886,980.75 Total Offering Current Funding: $17,856 $.75 per Share & $250 Minimum Investment" duh! .75 cents.
Yeah, I assumed I was just out of touch with the current grammar for "get in on the ground floor" scams, erm, "opportunities". Are they saying that they wanted to sell $5K worth of shares at .75 each, and they've already raised $17856? And why such piddlingly small numbers if they're targeting an offering of almost $4 million (itself a pretty underwhelming number)?
I wonder if he ever enlarged the toilets in the bathroom of his Coin and Private Jets Store?? Those gold ones were out of stock when I last check. Mine is still on backorder.
