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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Del Pinto, post: 2353845, member: 73128&quot;]The Trustee’s deal apparently/presumably offers junk coins to the victims as settlement, at a <b>stated assumed 50% haircut.</b> (Bogus: see below.) The possibility of additional monies (from where else?!) is mentioned, namely:</p><p><br /></p><p>176,461 “Non-Error Coins” (estimated value $400,000.) to be sold at auction by June 30, 2016. After all costs and fees are deducted, I will guess the value of that coin lot $300,000.</p><p><br /></p><p>about.ag/pics/bk/TrusteeReport7.pdf</p><p>&gt;&gt;“I am informed and believe that the mass infusion of12,539 Error Coins into the market over a short period of time would represent a significant increase in the availability of Error Coins within the marketplace and would therefore substantially reduce the overall value of all Error Coins. I also believe that the Error Coins would likely require a number of years to fully be absorbed into the marketplace which would require that the Bankruptcy Case remain open with all of the attendant costs of compliance, including tax returns and distributions.* Based upon the foregoing, I propose to return the Error Coins directly to the Victim/Creditors in a ratable fashion based upon the valuation of $7,367,235 and the percentage amount of each such creditor’s allowed claim vis-à-vis all allowed Victim/Creditors’ claims.”&lt;&lt;</p><p><br /></p><p>*For example, assuming the total Victim/Creditors’ claims amounted to $15 million and the value allocated to the distribution of the Error Coins equaled $7.5 million, the Victim/Creditors’ Claims would be reduced by 50% ($15 million / $7.5 million) prior to additional distributions by the Trustee in the Bankruptcy Case.</p><p><br /></p><p>Total Claims = $17,915,425</p><p>Total Claims = 250 (Victims/Creditors)</p><p>Avg Claim per Victim = $ 71,662. (actually lower, because 100! victims didn’t file any claim)</p><p><br /></p><p>Now let’s look very, very carefully at the VALUE of these raw unslabbed “Error Coins” in various scenarios imagined:</p><p><br /></p><p>1)&nbsp; Total Value = + $20,000,000. (Collectors’ fantasy #)</p><p>Error Coin Value, per = + $ 1,600.</p><p>Proceeds Per Victim = + $ 80,000.</p><p><br /></p><p>2)&nbsp; Total Value = $ 11,384,000. (imrich/Tulving)</p><p>Error Coin Value, per = $ 908.</p><p>Proceeds Per Victim = $ 45,536.</p><p><br /></p><p>3)&nbsp; Total Value = $ 7,367,235. (Neilson/Standish)</p><p>Error Coin Value, per = $ 587.</p><p>Proceeds Per Victim = $ 29,469.</p><p><br /></p><p>4)&nbsp; Total Value = $ 3,017,718. (SS/DoJ)</p><p>Error Coin Value, per = $ 241.</p><p>Proceeds Per Victim = $ 12,070.</p><p><br /></p><p>5)&nbsp; Total Value = $ 376,170. (<b>SLABS</b>: eBay net: Jan/Feb 2016)</p><p>Error Coin Value, per = <b>$ 30.</b></p><p>Proceeds Per Victim = $ 1,500.</p><p><br /></p><p>6)&nbsp; Total Value = $ 213,163. (eBay net; <i>assumed depreciated:</i> Jun 2016)</p><p>Error Coin Value, per =&nbsp; $ 17.</p><p>Proceeds Per Victim =&nbsp; $ 853.</p><p><br /></p><p><b>Worse case scenario</b>: a creditor victim gets 250 Dollar coins to then package &amp; dispose of, net $17./ea on feeBay, <b>recouping less than $ 0.02 on the Dollar on his/her initial &quot;Tulving bullion&quot; investment. </b>[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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