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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;rbm86, post: 11489, member: 854&quot;]Some info about the case is on pages 71-2 of &quot;The Coin Collectors Survival Manual&quot; by Scott Travers:</p><p><br /></p><p>&quot;In Federal Trade Commission v. New England Rare Coin Galleries, Dana Willis and Paul Taglione, the allegations made by the FTC included, but were not limited to: &#039;defendants have falsely represented that the value of rare coin sold by defendants at a specific grade in industry pricing publications, when in fact, in numerous instances, the value of rare coins sold by defendants at a specified grade is worth substantially less than prices quoted for rare coins of that grade in industry pricing publications.&#039;&nbsp; &nbsp; Although New England and its principals never admitted to having done anything wrong, they agreed to an out-of-court settlement (stipulated final order and judgement) which called for the closing down of the firm and liquidation of the assets.&quot;[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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