Chopper’s Coin & Collectible Network Choppers Coin and Collectibles Choppers Coins Coin and Collectible Network Selling Sealed Bank Safety Deposit Boxes St. Petersburg, FL Florida

2 July 2019
On 24 June 2019 I was watching Chopper’s Coin & Collectible Network on TV. They were selling sealed bank safety boxes claiming that the did not know what was contained in each sealed box and that it could contain $25,000.00 plus of value. They also stated that the boxes were non-returnable do to a customer may remove the valuable contents and return the less valuable contents for a refund. I purchased 2 boxes for a total of $636.54 over the phone.

On 27 June 2019 I decided to go on-line to Coin & Collectible Network and order 2 more sealed safety deposit boxes for another $636.54 before I received the first 2 boxes I ordered.
I received 2 packages containing 2 safety deposit boxes in each box totaling 4 safety deposit boxes on 1 July 2019.

The first set of boxes contained 1 MS65 President $1.00 coin, 1 Morgan 1921 Silver $1.00 coin, a bag of foreign coins, a 1974 Proof Coin Set, 1975 Set, 2 each 1980 sets, 1981, 2 each 1982 sets, 1983, 1986, 1987, 2 each 1988 sets, 1991, 1993, 1995, 1997, 1998, 2 each 2004 sets, for a total of 19 Proof Coin Sets.
The second set of boxes contained 1 MS65 President $1.00 coin, 1 Morgan 1921 Silver $1.00 coin, a bag of foreign coins, a 1970 Proof Coin Set, 1974 Set,1979, 2 each 1980 sets, 1981, 1982, 1983, 1985, 1986, 1987, 1988, 2 each 1991 sets, 1991, 1992, 1995, 2004 2006, for a total of 19 Proof Coin Sets.

I am claiming that Coin & Collectible Network lied about not knowing what was in each safety deposit box and they packed the boxes and sealed them intentionally with almost the same items. There is no way possible for a bank to sell the unopened safety deposit boxes to Coin & Collectible Network and the 4 boxes to contain almost identical items…  I lloked on-line to get an estimate of what each box might be worlh; approximately $100 each.  So, they ripped me off by over $800 dollars.