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<p>[QUOTE="Del Pinto, post: 2352735, member: 73128"]No, Hannes isn't "suing anybody" for slander or defamation - that's NUTS. He's a <i>thrice-convicted </i><b>crook</b>! (Specifically, a fraudster, a schemer, a thief, a liar and a cheat.) I do wonder if he'll be up to his old tricks again c. 2018, given his history at it.</p><p><br /></p><p>It's amazing that any legit bullionist would be defending Tulving in 2015. But imrich has, for a decade or so? (Search function here proves it.) Utterly bizarre. Among many examples, "best in the biz!"</p><p><a href="https://www.cointalk.com/threads/hannes-tulving-slabs.137877/#post-1027677" class="internalLink ProxyLink" data-proxy-href="https://www.cointalk.com/threads/hannes-tulving-slabs.137877/#post-1027677">https://www.cointalk.com/threads/hannes-tulving-slabs.137877/#post-1027677</a></p><p><br /></p><p>I have a few questions. <i>We know</i> Tulving <u>did it before</u>: didn't pay full restitution to the victims then either. Where does it say he must pay, this time? We shall see, <i>in 90 days</i>...</p><p><br /></p><p>The forensics financial experts either couldn't unravel the mess or simply won't publish their findings to aid other would-be con-artists. Hannes was either cunning or dim ('stealing from Peter, to pay Paul' over ~20 years: just managing, fanning the Cult of Hannes, etc.) I think the coin public deserves to know which. But it bothers me more that Tulving was been given a pass, back in the 90s... why not again?</p><p><br /></p><p><br /></p><p><br /></p><p>So, what? Out on good behavior in under 9 months, and he must stay away from kiddie playgrounds? That doesn't sound like he's banned from selling numismatics (grifter's choice) to me and if his perennial fan club here is any indication, why wouldn't he "sell" again? He knows the memory of you people is short, and often dim. He's done it before, lol!</p><p><br /></p><p><br /></p><p><br /></p><p>Does the company still exist? Was it sold? If so, would the new owner assume that burden? Certain assets were sold, the name, customer lists, etc. but that was a few years ago I think.</p><p><br /></p><p>R. Todd Neilson indicated a valuation of $7,367,235 for the 12,539 Presidential Missing Edge Letter Coins as provided by Miles Standish (“Standish Valuation”), which will fall under the auctioneer's hammer in the coming months. Recall the Secret Service had estimated $3 mln, and some delusional coin collectors counter-claimed $20 mln. Keep watch, learn the truth! (Spot-checking the valuation, Neilson confirmed some of these coins sold for less than 10% the estimate.) And he doesn't mention it here, but who paid for his investigation - aren't <i>cash proceeds to victims</i> net all costs? I'm guessing the average Tulving victim gets less than 10 cents on the Dollar after all's said and done, but again, Judge Cogburn hasn't ruled on restitution yet.</p><p><br /></p><p><i>Exactly how </i>will Hannes make whole these poor "investors"? <i>'Hey, I have an idea...'</i> lol</p><p><a href="http://tulvingbankruptcy.com/" target="_blank" class="externalLink ProxyLink" data-proxy-href="http://tulvingbankruptcy.com/" rel="nofollow">http://tulvingbankruptcy.com/</a>[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Del Pinto, post: 2352735, member: 73128"]No, Hannes isn't "suing anybody" for slander or defamation - that's NUTS. He's a [I]thrice-convicted [/I][B]crook[/B]! (Specifically, a fraudster, a schemer, a thief, a liar and a cheat.) I do wonder if he'll be up to his old tricks again c. 2018, given his history at it. It's amazing that any legit bullionist would be defending Tulving in 2015. But imrich has, for a decade or so? (Search function here proves it.) Utterly bizarre. Among many examples, "best in the biz!" [url]https://www.cointalk.com/threads/hannes-tulving-slabs.137877/#post-1027677[/url] I have a few questions. [I]We know[/I] Tulving [U]did it before[/U]: didn't pay full restitution to the victims then either. Where does it say he must pay, this time? We shall see, [I]in 90 days[/I]... The forensics financial experts either couldn't unravel the mess or simply won't publish their findings to aid other would-be con-artists. Hannes was either cunning or dim ('stealing from Peter, to pay Paul' over ~20 years: just managing, fanning the Cult of Hannes, etc.) I think the coin public deserves to know which. But it bothers me more that Tulving was been given a pass, back in the 90s... why not again? So, what? Out on good behavior in under 9 months, and he must stay away from kiddie playgrounds? That doesn't sound like he's banned from selling numismatics (grifter's choice) to me and if his perennial fan club here is any indication, why wouldn't he "sell" again? He knows the memory of you people is short, and often dim. He's done it before, lol! Does the company still exist? Was it sold? If so, would the new owner assume that burden? Certain assets were sold, the name, customer lists, etc. but that was a few years ago I think. R. Todd Neilson indicated a valuation of $7,367,235 for the 12,539 Presidential Missing Edge Letter Coins as provided by Miles Standish (“Standish Valuation”), which will fall under the auctioneer's hammer in the coming months. Recall the Secret Service had estimated $3 mln, and some delusional coin collectors counter-claimed $20 mln. Keep watch, learn the truth! (Spot-checking the valuation, Neilson confirmed some of these coins sold for less than 10% the estimate.) And he doesn't mention it here, but who paid for his investigation - aren't [I]cash proceeds to victims[/I] net all costs? I'm guessing the average Tulving victim gets less than 10 cents on the Dollar after all's said and done, but again, Judge Cogburn hasn't ruled on restitution yet. [I]Exactly how [/I]will Hannes make whole these poor "investors"? [I]'Hey, I have an idea...'[/I] lol [url]http://tulvingbankruptcy.com/[/url][/QUOTE]
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