I really wasn't gonna comment, but I can't control myself... We have had this discussion on this forum over & over again...This is my opinion- I believe it's deceptive for a company to lure someone in to purchasing an item, for a 'nice' profit, without letting them know beforehand that this item can potentially be worth over ten folds more than the purchase price. & when the individual has the item & finds out the 'real' value, they are left open-mouthed, a deep punch in the gut! I'm sorry, how can you NOT feel ripped off?? & the legal commitment you signed makes you feel like a piece of....!! Here are my 2 suggestions for the coin buying companies:
#1- Add to your agreement the specifics about each coin they are signing up for- with the projected value of the coin, so they are 'aware' & understand what they are signing up for!
#2- Be a mentsch with your offer! There should ATLEAST be equal profit for both parties, otherwise it's just rude!
I've never committed to a coin buying company , but I can imagine how ripped off one would feel in such a scenario. For those who are pushing the 'ethical' card, I'm really impressed with you... Just remember, there's a reason you didn't commit this time around, you know exactly how you felt the last time around!!