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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Myron, post: 427061, member: 2163&quot;]I sent a US money order to one of the above companies to receive a set of old and new&nbsp; 2008 British circulating coins. I was led to believe that the coins were in stock and would be mailed-out as soon as they received payment. I knew something was wrong when after waiting for 2 weeks I never received my order. After contacting them in California, I was informed that they cashed-in the money order but the coins are not in stock and I should not expect delivery until mid-October, at the earliest. Had I been informed the coins were not in stock, I would have tried ordering from elsewhere. This is why I do as little ordering by mail as possible.&nbsp; On my last order of British coins from a different place, the coins came tarnished and spotted. It wasn&#039;t worth the aggravation of re-packing and sending back to Ontario, Canada to receive replacement coins. In the past, this has happened other times, too. Don&#039;t they inspect the coins before shipment or do they think the buyer won&#039;t notice that the coins are tarnished, spotted or the case has cracks? Nothing is as good as buying coins in person.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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