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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;green18, post: 1455958, member: 10103&quot;]You were lucky.&nbsp; Not everyone who buys from these TV show salesmen will ever achieve any kind of worth for the products they have purchased.&nbsp; I refer to the poor sods who bought colorized or plated State Quarters sets.&nbsp; Those sets, down the road, will be worth no more than face value.</p><p><br /></p><p>I was lucky too.&nbsp; The eagles that I purchased from one of the shows have appreciated significantly in value, but what if silver prices had remained at that contemporary level?&nbsp; My purchase right now would be &#039;under water&#039;.&nbsp; You state that &quot;They have always delivered what they said they would IF you listened carefully.&quot;&nbsp; Well, I did listen very carefully to &#039;Bob&#039; and he told me that ASE&#039;s were very shortly going to become unavailable and you had to get &#039;em now or you&#039;d miss the boat.&nbsp; &quot;If you snooze, you loose&quot;, he said.&nbsp; My sin was in not doing my homework.&nbsp; I found out later that I had paid more than double the value for my purchase.&nbsp; I did learn from this experience, and have done research on all of subsequent purchases and I don&#039;t &#039;get taken&#039; near as often as I did when dealing with Bob.&nbsp; </p><p><br /></p><p>Watching coin shows on TV should come with the disclaimer &quot;prices you pay for products may (will) not be readily reflected in the general coin market and you should not purchase for investment purposes&quot;.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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