American Mint Reviews

Bought one coin from them for under $5. Received the coin. Then, to my surprise started to receive bills for $80, just like all other reviews here. Didn't order anything else, didn't receive anything else, just bills for $80 and harassing emails. I just ignore it - luckily the envelopes are clearly marked. But why is this so called company is allowed to continue. Surely what they doing is illegal.

I ordered a coins from you in May and included a check for $4.95 for it. You tried to screw me. Ordered one coin, paid for it, got letter saying I owe 79.95. Did not receive any merchandise. Not even one I paid for. Talk to rep... I didn't receive any info about the purchase. I disputed the $79.95 charge and they sent the $4.95 receipt as proof. Walmart Mastercard accepted that and denied my dispute. So I canceled the card. Next I got another invoice for $86.90 for another coin they supposed sent me. I called them and went through my issues. (they finally answered the phone which they had not done before.) They could not provide a picture of any of the coins they had sent me and told me I needed to go to their website where they have 291 coins. None of which I recognized. Can't trust American Mint. Please no more flyers from this company.

Don't ever order anything from this place because if you do, they automatically start sending you coins each month and want you to pay for all of it. I'm writing the attorney general about them and I'm going to do my best to have them shut down. This company is a total scam trying to take your money. Don't do business with them and they will dry up and go away.

Back on June 17, 2018, I sent a check to American Mint in the amount of $14.90 for a Buffalo Bill Bowie Knife. A short time later I received a package containing the knife (sic) I ordered. By the way which was not a "Bowie" knife but a cheap hunting knife imitation. Also in the box was a "Doc Holiday" Bowie knife which I did not order and also was not a "Bowie" knife. There was also an invoice for $89.90 for the unwanted second knife. On July 7, 2018, I sent an email to American Mint explaining I did not order this second knife and requested a return prepaid postage sticker so I could return the unwanted knife. I also stated I would not be paying for this unwanted item period. American Mint was totally unresponsive to my email correspondence.

I ordered a lot of coins from you until last year. You tried to screw me. Ordered one coin, paid for it, got letter saying I owe 77.00$. Did not receive any merchandise. Not even one I paid for. Talk to rep. They said I have to return a form they sent. I didn't receive any info about the purchase. Sent form back. Still nothing. I have proof on my bank account. I paid for one coin did not receive anything. Contacting BBB. See what they can do. Very disappointed in Indiana. Cant trust American Mint anymore. Please no more flyers from this company.

Never ordered this item and made contact with American Mint to have it returned. While on the telephone with one of their staff they asked me to open the delivery box and check the contents, this I did and informed them of the contents. The person I was speaking with asked if the coins were in the box. I noticed that there were no coin items in the box and with a friend being witness to my actions I asked them what to do with the wooden box included with the items of paperwork.

I was sold a Bill of Goods on false pretense (or advertising). If you scratch 3 items and match you can get a coin for sh $6.95. I fell for it. It ended up costing me my bank account $60 in NFS, $13.57 in return postage of coins (3) coins, and $4.50 for mailers for which I can substantiate. They took the scheme from Book of the Month Club. Fine print, false advertising, poor business practice and sock it to you. Stay the hell away from this SCAM.

They were offering a special of Kennedy half dollars issued during the 1960's, that are worth far more than the amount of the original coin. I received four coins every few months and paid the amount due. However, all of the coins I received were from the 1970's, and none of the more valued coins, when the offer suddenly stopped. This certainly appears to be an "old bait and switch," scam. And I also received a scratch off ticket telling me I won a gold eagle coin absolutely free, except for shipping and handling. I paid the shipping and handling and received two coins in return-and a bill of $89 for the second coin!

I believe I'm being scammed by this company. As far as I've been able to determine I have never ordered anything from this company. I am being billed by them for $ 89.95+ late fees for 2 coins. After the first billing, I searched my small collection twice and do not have these coins. I sent them a letter requesting a copy of the order I signed, and the receipt of the coins. I got no response to these requests. About 6 weeks later I received another bill, then another after 2 weeks. My response now is this review. I will write them another reiterating my initial response. I don't know what else to do.

I spent well over $600 for selected coins. Then I started receiving billings for coins that I had NOT received. I called them after receiving "late notices" to discover that "several" coins that I had returned was not credited back to my account. I, therefore, returned all but one coin because I was finished dealing with "false" invoices or at least with invoices that failed to match my records. I received all my return items back with a letter stating they were NOT returnable after having received them for 30 days.

I ordered 2 Trump "Presidential Dollar Trials" coins and 2 "Speeches of Donald Trump coins". They look beautiful. But weighing them individually I found they were light. In total they're 16.86 grams light. The presidential dollar trial coins are said to have weighed 54 grams each. One coin weighed 51.59 grams, the other coin weighed 51.56 grams which totaled to being 4.85 grams short of their certificate of authenticity. The Speeches of Donald Trump coins claim they weigh 32 grams each on the certificates of authenticity.

I responded to an offer in the mail on 1/26/18 to get a 1933 Replica Double Eagle coin for the cost of shipping in the amount of $6.95 for which I sent my check #**. As of 2/10/18 I have not received it. Also, on the order I did not supply a credit card number and specifically noted that I did not want to review any other coins, or receive any other offers to review any other coins. After reading numerous reviews complaining about the unethical operations, and sending other coins not ordered by customers, and customer payments being received but not acknowledged, and continued billing for coins already paid for, it appears that American Mint is just another of the many scams being operated in the US. It concerns me that so many scams are being operated in this country with so little being done to stop them. I want the 1933 replica coin I paid the $6.95 shipping for, no other offers or reviews, and no other offers from American Mint.

I like the rest scratch off sent in the 4.95. They sent me about 6 different coins that I didn’t order. Just the one so I sent the others back and they says I never sent them back. Now I have to pay one hundred and something. Is there anything a person can do about that?

This crooked outfit has harassed me and continues to do so up to today. All the coins that I received without soliciting some were returned to them. The mistake on my return was not sending it back registered. The last letter from these crooks dated 1/04/2018 states this is their last and it now will be turned over to National Recovery Agency for collection. These people are CROOKS. There are others that got taken in by this outfit and are being harassed for a payment that they don't owe. This company should be sued and shut down for consumer fraud. They keep adding late fees to my claimed balance owed and none of this will be paid. These people that are the registered owners should be prosecuted.

My elderly mother took advantage of American Mint's offer to get one of their coins for a very low price --- shipping only. She loved the coin and got another one in the same manner. American Mint said they sent additional coins and that she needed to pay for them... But she did not receive them. She's called on a couple of occasions to try resolve this misunderstanding, but without successful resolution. They're now billing her every so often and threatening to send a collection agency, which scares her! This is such a racket, taking advantage of the elderly especially! They need to be shut down and prosecuted. No doubt they've received payments from unknowing customers who sent the money on good faith -- even though that was not part of their transaction. Stay away from them! Need to contact BBB and AG. I don't see an order #. I see a customer #, an account #, and an invoice # on the invoice.

Original ad offers Donald Trump coin for $19.95, a $79.95 value. Paid for & received the 2-coins. Received a bill requesting payment of $79.95. I wrote back & reminded them of their ad & requested they remove me from any mailing list. Just received another bill asking for $79.95 & a late fee if not paid. I originally paid American Mint the $19.95 that was owed for the Donald Trump coins & did not asked to be signed up for any additional coins or to join any club. As far as I'm concerned, my obligation is complete, & will never order anything from American Mint again!

OK. So after the debacle with trying to pay for my Trump coin(s) (another rip off with their cryptic language), I receive a notice that I owed X dollars. So I pay the bill...or so I thought! 6-8 weeks later, I get another mail saying I owe the balance AND a past due amount! I negotiate the past due amount down to ZERO and pay the bill...or so I thought! 6-8 weeks later guess what. Another letter! Balance due again! I'm asking these people (sometimes very hard to understand their broken English) why they refuse to pay my bill! They tell me each time that they didn't run my CC and pay my bill. I ask them the obvious question like...WTF not? They don't know. "So please give it to us again and we'll pay it for sure."

I was enticed to purchase several coins when they were offered at less than a 10 dollar price, including a Trump commemorative coin and a replica 20 dollar gold coin. Both orders included unordered coins one of which was returned. This started a long list of letters requesting payment of over $50 and threatening me with a collection agency. This is after I had also ordered and paid for a knife that was never received. This outfit should be targeted for utmost care in using. Save all documents that they provide so that you will know precisely what you signed up for. Buyer beware!!!

I ordered a free 1933 Gold Double Eagle replica and free vial of gold flakes for $6.95 S&H on 9/16/2017. On the form, I indicated I did NOT want to enroll in any future items. On 10/12/2017, I received a package with the ordered 1933 gold double eagle and the flakes. I also received an unsolicited 1833 Liberty Head archive replica and a bill for $89.95. I feel like a moron for not checking here before I placed the order. I guess, I believed American Mint was as reputable as The Bradford Mint. So wrong I am. I will be contacting customer service for a return label. Somehow I don't think it will show; but then I might get lucky like someone else and have them give it free as I did not use a CC# and I have a xerox of my order showing no extra stuff. Will let you all know... perhaps a class action suit is in order.

I ordered a coin that I saw in a flyer which came in the mail. With the initial $7 coin I ordered, came another coin that they wanted to charge me nearly $100 for. I sent it back, and ever since then I have been INUNDATED with billing that claims I owe them money that I don't owe them!! The last letter I received was the final straw, so I called this morning, only to get a message that said "Please wait for the next available operator." So I waited, for ten long minutes... Only to receive yet another automated message that said "We are currently closed, please call during business hours." I was more than irate. I would recommend that anyone stay far far from ordering from this place - they have no clue how to operate, do business, or know the first thing about customer service!

This company has held onto $99.95 from my bank account despite having received the returned merchandise (with their return label attached). I've made 3 attempts to resolve this and have been told (on 2 occasions) that the credit was issued, and perhaps my bank made an error. Not the case. Today I find that they now assert that it can take them 4 to 6 WEEKS to process a return. When I demanded to talk to a supervisor they tell me that even that courtesy can take 24 to 48 hours. Their error has cost me $60 in bank charges to date. Then (of all things) I see another charge for $59.99 against my account for merchandise that they "ship on approval"; which I haven't even received. I am normally quite good at handling my business affairs but this one has me stalled... (for now). I guess the FTC and the AG in both states are next contacts.

I have sent back the coins which were sent months ago. I did not order these coins and I know they're fakes. somehow I continue to receive notices even though I sent everything back with a note, called them and they deny getting my package. I would like to know how to expose them and stop them from sending any notices.

I have currently received THREE past due notices from this company... AFTER I contacted them to cancel my subscriptions. The bills they say are unpaid. I have records of paying one bill with a credit card, and the second with a check (which was deposited by American Mint). I went to their website, but cannot access my "account". I sent an email to their "customer care" department (via a link on their website), but never received a response... and received another "past due" notice.

American Mint sent a 'winning ticket' for a free coin. So I paid the shipping and handling of $6.95 and thought I got a good deal. I got the coin but they also billed me the full price of $79.95, late fees of $10.50 and threats to send it to a collection agency. See attached invoice and original sales ad. It's sad that this company's name has American in it! Greedy slim balls.

I never could imagine that such a dirty business is possible so long time on so high level of spread! They target elderly people to sell them expensive coins for cheap. Then, they send you invoices to pay full price for one and all other coins you didn't order. I, believing them, sent them 12 orders $4.50 - 11.90 based on the "vouchers", "credits", "discounts" etc. offered. And now I received lots of invoices on hundreds of $! Is it not criminal activity business!

I received a spam snail-mail packet from these people touting their "collector" coins. After review of their screed containing a "jackpot scratch-off" card that said if I uncovered three jackpots, I would "win" a "valuable" proof coin. I decided the whole thing was a "too-good-to-be-true" scam. I dumped the whole packet of their trash back into their Post Paid envelope and dropped it into the postal stream. Next month I received from them a "replica" stamping of a coin, a vial of "free gold flakes", and a fake "replica" of a double-eagle coin and a bill for $89.95 plus $6.95 shipping. Mind you, their come-on clearly states that no orders will be filled unless shipping is paid in advance. 1) I did not make an order for their junk. 2) I did NOT send them shipping fees. They assigned me an account number (**) and are trying to collect money from me.

I received a letter from American Mint dated 01/25/2017 attached with a credit statement showing $50.00 credit with an offer to redeem it by 02/18/17. I fell for this bait and ordered the Special 10th Anniversary Edition Bald Eagle Pocket Knife at a cost of $9.95 plus shipping of $4.95. This amount was paid by a check that was cashed on the 2/24/17 at my bank. Now, to my surprise I received a reminder asking to pay $59.95 and a threat of incurring additional late fee if I don't pay now. I fail to understand what kind of rip off business is this?

This company target older people and keep sending coins and sending bills. Exploiting older and innocent people. They use address as P.O BOX 10 Mechanicsburg, PA 17055. Obviously, not a legitimate business at all. This company is committing criminal activities, should be indicted. Do not fall for this company.

Like everyone else I thought it would be nice to add to my coin collection. Well I sent their "EXTRA" coin back and within 2 days they received it (always use tracking)…and 3 weeks later my account get charged $89.95. I definitely wrote on the invoice…DO NOT SEND ANY MORE coins. To which of course they say... "well they've already been shipped." So here’s my advice-cancel your bank account so they can't take out anymore $. I am getting a different debit card and I'll never fall for this again.

I had one transition w/ American Mint & they continue to charge me monthly. I disputed this problem w/ my bank and I won. I also saw that there is a class action lawsuit against these scammers. Do not deal with these dirtbags.

This company makes literal use of credit (don't mistake for credits given by other companies) to lure the recipient of the mail. They will send you an invoice for 4.99 with credit of 70.99 for a coin or something. The person will think that he is paying 4.99 for the stuff promised in the mail. But actually what is agreed upon is to pay back 70.99 after receiving the stuff. That means according to them you are given an option of paying the credit amount later. It is like giving a loan of 70.99 to be paid back. Very misleading.

They are hustlers, slow to respond and their business model is seriously flawed and deceptive, luring you in with complicated offers of credit notes and special award vouchers, requiring you to learn a whole new vocabulary just to understand their terminology and what it is they're talking about, and bombarding you with information overload of endless advertisements, marketing, and promotional materials for other products to confuse you even further.

These ** took my money. I paid the first payment to them so they sent their cheap knife to me. I did not want any other knives... So I sent their ** back to them. So what do these ** do? They sent the same ** back to me. Where I had to pay out of my pocket to send their ** back twice. Then they have the nerve to say to me that I was credited twice. Chase those **. Took my money... Where I went to them and said... "What is going here?" This stupid **. She's got big ** and no brains so it's like talking to one of Trump's daughter. Dah!!! ** dumb **...

I don't like this company (America Mint). Item #917-270-0 Value $89.95. I paid the $4.95 ($5.00 money order). Instead of receiving the item, I received another letter. Now $9.90 minus $40/$45. Never again. Don't think you are getting a deal!

87 year old mother sends them checks for knives from a "scratch and save discount". She thinks she is getting a good deal but she is getting a scam. She sends them checks for $24.90 and $14.90 thinking she is getting a good buy on knives to use as presents for her sons. American Mint starts sending her knife after knife and then bills her for an additional $129.95 for knives she did not knowingly order. My mother calls them to complain but gets nowhere with them. I call to complain and end up having to complain to the Better Business Bureau. This company will send you merchandise you didn't want to order then sends you big invoices to get you to pay for it. It is a deception and it is a scam.

I was surprised to see a coin in my first order that I did not order. However they only asked me if I wanted the coin and when I declined, the company made it extremely easy and no cost to me to return it. I have since order additional product and know I will be satisfied with what I ordered. High Quality Items, Beautifully created.

I received an ad in the mail that had a coupon that said if the three scratch offs matched, I would receive the coin free after shipping costs. I mailed a check and the coupon. I then received two coins and a bill for $79.95. I called the company and was told, "The coupon showed the front and back of the coin and I probably thought it was two coins but one was free and I had to pay for the second." That is so correct but the explanation came so quick, it is clear they know the deception they intended. I will do no more business with American Mint even if they offered to pay me to take their product. I have since received an offer to receive 2 different credits for the future. I will not even look for the trick this time or open any more of their scam correspondences.

I don't understand why I keep getting bills from the American Mint. I don't know what the bills are for. Don't ever order a coin from them because they will send you one every month.

I have dealt with American Mint on their bargains and scratch off's. At first no problem with returning the extra coins that were sent. I regretfully sent a coin back without registering it and now they claim they never received it. I have talked to them on several occasions and was told to report it to the US Mail. I filed a lost in mail with the local post office as requested by American Mint. I am now receiving letters threatening collections. Now my 96 yr old mother is in the same boat... Bad company.

I NEVER intended to order a yearly subscription to their coins. When I contacted them they said they would send me a return label at NO cost via e-mail (All recorded per the recording I listen to before the rep answered). Then I called back after the 3-5 day wait only to find out "Oh no you have to pay for the return shipping and handling." This is one of those scams where they lock you in and you cannot get out no matter what you say or do. I already know what the next step would be... "Oh no we have not received your return order." So it's that game you play. The ONLY way out is to CANCEL your unknown subscription and eat the expense of the unknown purchase!!!

Thought a credit card was given for the medallion, only one medallion was the transaction. This week February 5th received a relinquished bill from you for an outrageous amount, with late fees included, but since we had not heard a word from American Mint since the order was placed, did not know we owed anything. We will be happy to send medallions back. Pope Francis is my Pope and it hurts to see those taking advantage of him & his flock.

I ordered a coin that was minimal cost. I believe it was just shipping and handling. When it arrived there was a second coin along with a bill for it. I immediately, the next day, mailed the coin back to them and asked them to credit my account. Sometime later I got a second bill from them and called in. They claimed the envelope was empty. I definitely mailed it back to them. They said they would send me a form to sign and it would be handled. Today I received another bill from them. I just called in and the man who answered claimed they had not received the coin and that I had signed in the form they sent me that I would return the coin. Being a doofus I did not read the letter closely but just signed it and returned it. My opinion these people are not ethical or honest.

I was away from home attending personal matters. My house was burglarized while I was away. I get home, had police reports to file as someone was making purchases from my home under my name. I tried dealing with company. They are worthless and rude.

I received my coins this past week and was impress with the quality of the work, with the exception of a little note (Cu layered in 24k gold Quality proof). It troubled me because I know my nuclide chart for the elements and the Cu kept coming back to haunt me. Ah ha! Cu is copper. I would have been more than satisfied if the coins were stamped from silver @ 99999.99 grade over layered in 24k gold. I paid for a slug of copper stamped with the above emblems covered in 24k gold. Think about it! I paid a lot of money for a coin or coins with very little substance of worth as these coins. Do us right and get rid of the copper and use silver to plate with the 24k gold.

I ordered a coin from an ad to pay only S&H, received 2 coins and billed $89 for the not ordered 2nd coin. Refused to pay and told them would be glad to return if they would provide prepaid way to do so. After much hassle they finally did. I returned the coin and thought that would be the end of it. Not to be. They continue to bill and now threaten to turn over to a collection agency. While the product may be fine their business practices are not. This is a dishonest company attempting to force money from folks when none is due.

I just started collecting coins. Since I began I've spent several hundred dollars with American Mint. I always x-out the preview section of their form. I've never had any issues. I've called on several occasions to check status of delivery and always have been treated with respect and integrity. They give me great deals and have always done as promised! I would encourage all those who have complaints to fully read their mail before signing the dotted line (just a common rule of thumb). I'm sure mistakes have been made but I'm positive they weren't intentional. In my experience American Mint is a stellar American company.

Received a junk mail offer from American Mint for a gold plated Lockback knife with an American Eagle scrimshaw handle + a free watch all for $9.95. Well, I knew it might be a cheap Chinese knife and an even cheaper watch; but, I was willing to take the risk as I am a knife collector and thought that if I didn't like the knife that I probably could sell it for the $10. A few weeks later, I get a package from American Mint with two knives, one the Eagle scrimshaw knife + the watch, and another a Big Horn Ram Sheep scrimshaw knife with an invoice that stated I owed $59.95 for the Big Horn knife. My order form said nothing about 2 knives and having to pay $60 for another.

I ordered a coin originally and ended up having some sent to me. "You made a fine decision when you selected this fine piece," --- I did not order this or some others I was sent, but enough was more than enough and they refused to stop contacting me. I wrote that they should stop but then this coin came as though I had ordered it. I decided this was a dishonest company. I think I was charged for coins I did not receive and when I tried to call them by phone there was soft music playing but no one answered the phone. So I decided to check up on them and found this place. Now I know for sure they are a rip-off. I am 85 and live on Social security. They are lower than low. What do I do?

I'm not sure where the consumers have shopped that state their "COINS" from American Mint LLC are "worthless". I have been a collector for many years, I am company-loyal. The company I dealt with for over 25 years recently closed it's doors permanently, so I began researching other companies. I came across American Mint LLC in Mechanicsburg, PA - this was one of fourteen from fifty I had narrowed down. I did not tell them who I was nor my past buying experiences, however I ordered a 1997 plat-layered coin for $4.95, regular price $99.95 - thought ok, it's some kind of gimmick.

I had received a letter in the mail from them two times to get collectible coins and free gold flakes for 4.95. I paid the two separate fees and everything came in the mail together. I had put an x on the paragraph to not enroll in the monthly plan. I got the extra coin and a bill saying I'd have to pay the balance in 30 days unless I called to cancel it in that 30 day period. I did this and told the lady I had x-ed out both paragraphs and she told me she was sorry and that I could keep the extra coin free of charge and they would remove my balance! No complaints here. I wish they wouldn't have enrolled me when I marked not to, but I got a free coin out of the deal! No issues at all with the customer service!

The company sent a coin at no obligation then sent me to collections. I returned their coin, wanted my money back and never heard from them. I figured I got scammed. I filed a complaint with the worthless BBB who sided with the company and they felt entitled to send me to collections.

I ordered a coin from a mailer for $4.95. I received the coin I ordered plus a coin I did not order and an invoice for $89.95. I called customer service and told them I did not want the coin and to cancel my account and I wanted to return the coin. They said they would send me a return label in 7-10 business days and it has been over 10 business days and I still have not received the return label. I called customer service and requested them to email me the return label and they refused. I asked to talk to her supervisor and she said her supervisor was unavailable. I probably have no choice but to send the coin back by certified mail which I will have to pay for. In my opinion, American Mint is not an honest Company. Buyer beware!

I received "CREDIT STATEMENT" that $49.95 was credited to "my account" (I don't have account) and send $4.95 to receive "1922 $500 gold certificate ingot AND a vial of gold flakes." This was all shredded. They want your credit card number.

This company sends you unsolicited items and bills you for it. Nobody should have to go through the trouble to return items not ordered!

Made sure I wasn't subscribing to anything! Only paying S&H on my 24k layered Statue of Liberty Coin with free bonus 24K layered Statue of Liberty keychain (made in China) & got a bill and an extra coin with my delivery. American Mint wants me to pay $79.95 for a Pledge of Allegiance coin that has no real street value at a coin shop?! They dare to use the name "American" in this kind of Shady biz practice... Contacted them "Oh you neglected to check off the subscription box..." No, wrong but I'm sure you count on plenty of people not remembering whether they did or not!

An envelope arrives with a negative credit amount displayed through the plastic window. So everybody that sees this envelope thinks I have a debt. It turns out that this is actually a gimmick, so then they now tell you they're going to award you $80 if you spend an additional $19 for one of their worthless coins. What a joke.

I ordered a Twin Towers Commemorative from American Mint many years ago. Today, I opened up the box and saw just how beautiful it was, along with the amazing quality. I have always loved such remarkable Commemoratives. But sadly, there is a serious issue with this company...

I hate to see people rate a company so low when the mistakes made were on the consumers side. I've had nothing but good experiences from American Mint. I order their $4.95 special and cross out the "at home preview" option. It is right there front and center that by not crossing the paragraph out YOU are AGREEING to receive further coins to preview. They are not hiding anything and are by no means deceiving you. If you don't want that extra coin, all you do is call in and they send you a free shipping label to send it back. Ask any of the reps that work there and they will tell you the same thing. Cross out the preview program and you don't get extra coins. They even go as far as telling you that you can order over the phone for those special buys and by law they cannot enroll you in a preview prog! Read the whole offer and you can't go wrong. I like my coins and they make it aware on the ad that they are REPLICAS so I don't expect them to be worth thousands, just for personal collection and hobby.

My 89-year-old mother had been receiving threatening letters saying she did not pay for a purchase 3 months ago which was now accumulating late charges. My mother had never received any shipment, but remembered that she had sent four dollars and change for a "free" item that required a payment for "shipping and handling". I called American Mint and was told that by not having crossed out a portion of the form she mailed in, my mother had inadvertently ordered other items. I was given a postal tracking number for this supposed order and told we had to check with the post office before American Mint could do anything. Even though my mother never received a shipment, she went to the post office with the tracking number we were given and was told the shipment was invalid.

9/3/14. I received a coin I ordered for 4.95 shipping from a scratch off ticket promotion. After opening it I received two coins, one I didn't order. I called them for information in returning it, and the women told me it would take a week to ten days to receive the return form. After reading all these complaints about them on the web, I'm going to send it by certified mail tomorrow. I don't trust them, any feedback on this would be helpful. I've called the bank to cancel my card, I hope this is all I need to do. I've tried to send them a email but it's not going through...

I ordered one set and only one set for fake coins. They keep sending and billing me for more and more coins. I asked them with two letters and by phone twice to stop calling me about unordered merchandise. I told them I will never pay these bills and to sue me if they wish. I asked the operator how she can do such a nasty job. I told her I only live on Social Security and told her she can never win such a lawsuit. She said they will never do that. The unsaid threat is that they will destroy my credit. I told her to stop wasting money on ink, paper and postage. I will never pay them a penny more.

This company continues to bill me for products I did not authorize to purchase. Their coins are worthless and their business practices are fraudulent. DON'T DO ANY BUSINESS WITH THEM. They will bill you for anything and everything WITHOUT YOUR AUTHORIZATION. I see numerous similar complaints from others. Does anyone have any suggestions as to how we can stop them?

I received a letter for purchasing coins for $79.95. Also, in the letter they sent a scratcher card, with the possibility of winning a prize. I scratched off the areas for the prize and it said to send this card with a check or cc# no. and they would send me the 3 coins if I paid $4.99. I sent them a check for that amount and they sent me the coins. I later received a bill for $79.95 for the coins. Then, 2 weeks later they sent another bill stating it was past due and added on late fees. I haven't responded to these bills because I understood that the cost of the coins were $4.99 along with the scratcher card that said it was worth $79.95. I received another letter stating that if the bill wasn't paid yet they will start with sabotaging my credit. I'm not going to pay this bill that I feel that has been incorrectly sent.

I ordered a $4.95 coin from American Mint through the scratch-off ticket they sent to me, and as instructed, I crossed out the paragraph which explained I would be enrolled in their membership program. I sent a check $4.95 and received One coin. But later on I received a bill asking me to pay $79.95 for coins which I never ordered, nor received. Then the second reminding bill asking for $83.45 ($79.95 plus late fee). Then a third reminding bill asking for $86.95 ($79.95 plus late fee). This is a scam! Why I should pay something I never ordered, nor received!

They sent a scratch-off ticket in the letter and said if you 3 of a kind, you only pay 4.95. Now I got a bill for $79.95. I should only pay the $4.98 for the shipping & handling..

I ordered their free, $4.95 shipping & handling & they sent another coin which I knew they would for $89.99. That's why I pay with a money order, not a debit card. I just didn't know how worthless they were. No wonder you look them up on the internet. Thank you.

I sent back a mailer from American Mint saying they were giving me a coin for shipping only for $4.95. I received the coin and another bill for $84 saying I owed for another coin I never asked for or ordered. Plus my local coin shop told me the coins are worthless from American Mint. What a ripoff.

I received unsolicited mailing with a scratch-off to see whether I would get one of three discounts on a JFK gold-plated memorial coin. After "qualifying" for the coin at no cost, except $4.95 postage, I sent in the response. I received the item and shortly thereafter I received another offer, and another and subsequent billings to my credit card account that they had on record. On or about 14 January 2014, I decided to call and cancel my membership in that little swindle. When I hung up the telephone I felt that I was being swindled again. The guy with whom I spoke was very arrogant and bordered on being rude. He also asked for payment on two shipments of coins that I did not remember requesting.

I received unsolicited mailing with a scratch-off to see whether I would get one of three discounts on a JFK gold-plated memorial coin. After "qualifying" for the coin at no cost, except $4.95 postage, I sent a check November 30, 2013. Today, January 3, 2014 I received an envelope with the above coin, plus more solicitations and the bill for: $84.90 for a future item I have no intention of ordering. This is for an item: Inauguration Speech 1961, Life of John F. Kennedy, which somehow in the process of claiming my free coin, I now have the above bill. After calling the toll-free customer service phone no. I got a recording soliciting a "free" Caribbean vacation. Additionally $600 worth of "expenses." Not caring about anything except clarification on the $84.90 bill, I am reporting to you after seeing the pop-up after googling for any complaints about American Mint.

I ordered the subject Collector's Choice Offer back in August of this year. I wasn't satisfied with the item and requested return authorization. I received the authorization in late September and returned the item on October 8, 2013. On October 18, 2013 I received a 2nd Reminder that has been 60 days since they shipped the item and the account remains unpaid. On November 8, 2013 I received a 3rd Reminder and I called your Customer Service today and I explained the above information. I was told you had received my returned item. If this is your normal way of doing business, which is apparent on your website, I'm considering taking litigation for harassment and other customers do also.

Very unsatisfied with the way American Mint does their business. They are not very "customer friendly". I have read the other complaints about American Mint, and I agree with the complaintiffs. American Mint sends unsolicited offers to me through the mail, and I have to either accept their offer or send the whole thing back, including their coins, at my own expense. I just called the company and talked to Yesenia from American Mint. She assured me that the mailings and the coin shipments, and offers containing the mailings and coins will terminate immediately. This conversation was recorded. Thank you.

Perhaps I missed something in the fine print of the American Mint Replica Coin offer I received in the mail about a month ago because I thought all I was receiving from American Mint as a result of my response to their earlier offer was a free 1933 Gold Double Eagle replica coin and a free vial of gold flakes. What actually arrived in my mail this week was, instead, NO free gold flakes, the free 1933 Gold Double Eagle replica coin, PLUS an additional, unexpected, and unrequested 1929 Indian Head Half Eagle replica coin accompanied by a bill for $89.95. It had been my understanding that before any additional coins would be sent to me, I would be afforded a sufficient time interval during which to review the initial mailed items, determine whether or not I liked the product, and then inform American Mint whether or not I wished to continue to receive other coins in this series in the future.

I have been billed for merchandise I never ordered and my complaints fell on deaf ears and now I have received a notice from American Profit Recovery threatening me for $166.85 for merchandise I did not order or receive. I do not wish to do business with American Mint. I did make one purchase, but did not order more merchandise. But they did send one coin that I am willing to pay for, but did not order more coins. My account number is ** and I will phone them tomorrow to try to resolve this problem. I will not pay for merchandise I did not order or receive. I am an 83-year-old Korean War Veteran, with one foot in the grave & the other on a banana peel. I do not want any more merchandise from American Mint & refuse to pay for merchandise I did not receive. If I am unable to resolve this matter, I will contact you.

Do not buy from American Mint! All they want to do is sell you cheap crap and hope you don't read the fine print or use a bit of common sense. I am not a coin collector; I have never even bought a collectible coin as a gift, nor have I purchased anything from American Mint in the past. All that, but I have apparently been personally chosen to receive a free coin. Oh, and the offer is only available to American Mint Registered Collectors, which is bull or I wouldn't have gotten this offer. Then, in the description of the coin, it says GOLD-LAYERED! And the offer is only good for 10 days after I receive it. How would they know when I receive it? There is no date on the info, so I bet if I waited until this time next year I would still get it.

My son started purchasing coins. However, after having the coins appraised, we found out they hold no real value. We were told we paid too much and to return them. Contacting Mint, I was told we owed way more than led to believe (hundreds more) despite them taking payments along. Balance due on Mint shown at the bottom of the invoice does not match the hundreds they say owed on the phone. I requested not to send any more coins and was told they would be sending me packing material to return coins. Instead, they sent more coins which they will just help themselves to our credit cards for payment. I almost failed to mention, you don't really pick your coins. Pick 1 for $4.95, get 2 owe $85.00.

I paid like $5 for shipping for a free coin. Now they're charging me for a bunch of other coins that I have never even gotten from them and I don't even want them. I never did. This is some **.

Wow, I never looked at American Mint on the internet while I worked there for several years. I know how many people we pissed off over the years. First, 90% of the coins they sell aren't worth anything at all. They are collectibles and only worth what somebody is willing to pay for them. American Mint is owned by a Germany Company HMK GmBH. Initially, most coins were ordered from a Germany Company Munz-Pragstatt GmBH Munchen (referred to as MPM). Although still not worth much, the collectible coins were of much better quality. As a coin line becomes more successful, we send the Germany coins to China to be copied! MPM has no idea we get coins from China or we send their coins to China to be copied. The China coins are crap. The quality is horrible as you can see real distinct color differences. But here is the bottom line, here is a typical American Mint promotion. This special whatever named coin for only $4.95 plus shipping.

I responded to an ad in a magazine that indicated that I would receive a coin and only have to pay for postage. Yesterday, the 28th of April 2013, I was debited $80 from my account without any authorization. I am very angry.

On 3/2/2013, I ordered a $14.90 item from American Mint LLC. On 4/19/2013, I was charged an additional $85.90 by American Mint LLC, even though no authorization was provided by me to the American Mint, to make this charge. On 4/19/2013 at about 3:50 pm, I was able to speak to American Mint LLC customer representative. The representative was not able to resolve the dispute.

I paid $5 S&H to get a USMC coin which I did receive. However, I was then billed for other USMC items that I did not order and did not receive. When I called to inquire about a "reminder" that my past due account might be turned over to "Transworld Systems, Inc.", the operator mindlessly kept asking me to describe the free coin that she acknowledged I'd paid the $5 S&H charge for, which is some kind of "badgering" tactic meant to wear down your resistance and get you frustrated enough (after being put on hold forever) to compromise. It didn't work.

My father-in-law just received a bill from NCO Financial Systems for a balance due to American Mint. I called the agency and it was supposed to reflect a purchase on October 19, 2010. However, there was no information on what was supposed to have been purchased. We have not seen any bills prior to this for whatever reason. If you would provide the info on the account **, maybe we can resolve this issue without adieu. Thank you kindly.

The check was cashed on 9/27, but as of 11/5 the knife is still not delivered. It was allegedly on back order. We waited on the line for at least 30 minutes, over two calls, before we talked to someone. We were told it was still on back order as of 11/5. Hopefully, I would eventually receive the order. We will never purchase from American Mint again.

My neighbor, an elderly lady, showed me items she received that she hadn't sent for. She was billed around $80. Now she has to have someone go to the P.O. for her. Also, she will have to pay postage for the return. How is it legal for companies to send non-ordered items to people and then bill them? It is a great stress for some people to deal with those situations.

I too was sucked in by one of their deceiving ads, requesting only the item I requested. They sent so much other junk and required exorbitant prices, I had no choice but to return having to pay postage.

This company is a rip off. Sure, you send in a voucher saying you only need to pay $4.95. Then you get a bill for $90. Nowhere on the voucher does it say that you will have to pay more money. I have asked to not be contacted by their company and I still keep getting letters and offers from them. They are a leech that you cannot get off your back.

I just received an offer for the Semper Fidelis Commemorative Coin from American Mint, and not being a dunce, I read the entire offer text with the credit voucher. First off, it is not a silver coin - none of their 'collectibles' are. It is silver-plated and says so plainly in the letter.

Same thing here people. This company is nothing but a bunch of vampires feeding off of innocent, not so well financially informed group of people. I fell for it but I'm taking a personal pledge not to ever again. They are like wolves in the dark hunting for your hard earned money. They have no respect nor they have any mercy. They'll take you down as does the undertaker take one down to the grave. Best of luck to you all and hope none of you will ever fall for them again. Scammers!

I got a voucher in the mail in early December offering me the chance to get an Eisenhower coin for free. All I had to do was pay for handling and shipping. When the package came, there was also a coin commemorating General Douglas MacArthur. I knew that was a mistake and sent it back the first week in January. That cost me another $4.95. Since then, I have been told my account is perilously empty. I called that very day and explained I do not have an account. I was also told the MacArthur coin is not in circulation yet, so it's impossible one was enclosed with my order. The MacArthur coin was packed and sent back to you. The Eisenhower coin stays here. So, I bought one coin, got two for $4.95 shipping and the coin, by the way, was free! Three weeks later, I got another account notice, especially in view of the demand for over $3. I called them and was told the MacArthur coin could not have been sent. He also refused to explain my account.

Any reviews on this company in your Reports of Companies? I ordered coins from American Mint and haven't been certain of all I've gotten. After I have read the comments mentioned on this site, I am not sure if I should refrain from this particular company or not. What has raised my doubts is that today, I happened to see that I supposedly owe them for a "First United States Gold Coin", History of Gold at a price of $79.95, and $9.95 (of which is what I purchased and paid for) of the "Fort Knox Gold Vault 1937".

When I ordered the Semper Fidles coin (item # 8220024), I was under the impression that this was the only coin that I was to receive for the price of $4.95. I received not only the coin I wanted but another coin - Courage coin (item # 8220031) and Marine Corps Tray (item # 2620202) and other paperwork; all for the price of $58.15. What happened to the price of $4.95? Why do you do this? Why do you try to get people to buy more than they ordered? I didn't ask for any other coins; all I wanted was one. I will pay you the $4.95 for the coin I ordered but you can send a return label for the other stuff, the sooner the better. This really puts a damper on whether I will want to order anything else from you.

I ordered two History of Youth coins and received only one. Your threat of lawsuit falls on deaf ears. Send me my other coin and I’ll gladly pay you. Don’t send it and you voided our agreement.

I ordered a silver coin that was on sale for $4.95. I sent a $4.95 personal check to Ameriican Mint to cover the cost of the coin. I received another coin that was unsolicited and they sent me a bill for $89. In my opinion, a consumer cannot be charged for something they did not order, so the second unsolicited item is mine to keep - free of charge. They are sending threatening letters now. I will not pay.

I didn't order the coins I received from American Mint and if they want them back, send me a container to send them and the postage. I won't pay for them.

American Mint swindles elderly - My 90 year old uncle received information from American Mint in the mail that was addressed to his deceased brother. He was interested in some of the products, so he purchased something. Then the trouble began. They kept sending him products that he didn't remember ordering, then charged him for it. He contacted American Mint and they told him everything was fine, but then he received more bills. He refused to pay and finally, the bill was turned over to a collection agency. I think he owed around $60, but after months of late payments and collection agency fees he owed over $120. Finally, his sister just paid the bill, to stop the harassing letters. American Mint preys on the elderly who can't read all the fine print. My uncle may have owed them for something, but these companies should not send products unless they are ordered. It was very difficult to try to track what my uncle actually ordered, what he actually received or what he had paid for.

I sent for a supposed free coin, the American Mint and that was all, but was sent more merchandise, which in turn was billed for junk at prices well beyond it's worth. Called them and told them I didn't want any of it and they said, they would send me a return envelope. I sent everything I received back at my expense and kept shipping records with the USPS. Then month after month, they continue to bill me more and more.

I ordered a coin and paid for it. I received a second coin I did not order, and they withdrew money from my account. I sent back the coin, and disputed the charge at my bank. My bank refunded my money. I was told I needed to sign a form, stating I did not have the coin, and it was returned. I did, twice, and received a letter stating they were taking me to collections. I called and was told a refund was given to me twice. I called my bank to verify, and was told I only received one refund. What is with these people! I refused to pay, so I am going through collection. My credit is being ruined due to the ignorance of this group.

I ordered a pocket watch and did not get in time for gift. Instead I received baseballs which we did not want, so I want to return the baseballs. I need a shipping slip so they can be returned.

I called to return a specific item and I was told that a return authorization would be sent to me in a couple of days. Nothing has been sent to me and they do not answer their phone anymore. I have now gone over my 30 days trial period by waiting for a response from them. The items I received are not what I asked for. I would just like a refund, if possible.

I bought a coin on eBay from a private individual, however, indirectly from this company and cannot find any information on the authenticity of the coin. Judging from the consumer reports, why is this company still in business?

I ordered the $4.95 Knife, free shipping but they sent me two different knives, and a piece of junk watch in a plastic sealed bag that's broken. The bill is $54.50. They already took $4.95 for the one knife, out of my account! I did not order this stuff. What the hell is going on! And on the bill, it says that they will charge my credit card which I used for the $4.95 knife; $49.95 for the balance that I did not order.

American Mint sent me an offer for a commorative coin. I accepted it and sent in the money. I received the coin, and another coin that I didn't order. I went ahead and paid for the second coin and sent them a letter back stating that I was not a collector and did not intend to start a collection and "please don't send me anything else." Of course they kept sending. I refused, and returned a couple items unopened. Now I am receiving threatening letters and being charged late fees for no reason other than harassment. What a scam? They may think that they can (and I'm sure they do) intimidate folks into paying. Not me!

I paid $4.95 for introductory offer. I accepted no other product yet I am being billed $49.95 plus $10.50 late fees not ordered or received. On 4/28/11 I received a 4th late notice along with a threat to transfer my account to Credit and Collections Department, additional fees and negative credit report. Please stop harassing me!

I requested one piece of their product, the Indian Head Eagle 1907 replica for $4.95 plus shipping and handling only. They are charging me $84.90 for which I did not authorized. I did not order more than this, and they are still charging me another $85.90 this time. This is truly a scam. Please help me. This is not worthy of paying, because I did not order this. Last time $79.95, this time $85.90 .Thank you very much

I sent $6.95 for a promotional offer to receive a genuine U.S. Silver Eagle dollar. I never received it. I did receive a package with another promotional junk fake plated commemorative coin. I called to complain. They said my U.S. Silver Eagle dollar was on its way. They said I would get it within the week. I was told to just send back the junk coin as it was a preview promotion. When the U.S. coin did not arrive, I called again. They said the U.S. coin was in the package with the other coin (it was not), contradicting what they had previously said that it was on the way. They then told me that when I sent the package back, I sent back my U.S. Silver Eagle dollar (it was not in the package). They lied again. And then, they told me they were all out of the U.S. Silver Eagle dollars with no more being stocked. They did not send me a refund either. What a rip off!

To be fair to American Mint, I am responding to all the complaints I have seen on this website. I am not associated in any way with American Mint. I have dealt with American Mint several times over the last few years, and have never had any problems cancelling any of the "special" programs I have joined. I have seen most of these deals that these people are complaining about on this website, and in every single offer I have seen in the fine print at the bottom of the offer where you are saying that you will be getting future issues of the commemorative that you are ordering, be it coins, model cars, model trucks or whatever.

This is twice that I ordered a coin from this company and received coins that I did not want. First time was about 10 years ago and they sent me some expensive coins that I didn't order, I sent them back with the return invoice they gave me. Then I kept getting bills from them for the coins I returned. They put this against my credit and ruined it.

Recently, I paid a visit to my ex-mother in law who lives in Springfield, MO. She informed me that she had been buying coins from American Mint for some time and had accumulated so many coins. She bought 2 safety deposit boxes at her bank to hold the coins safely. She had taken a coin to a couple of local coin dealers answer was informed they were only worth about $2.50 each.

In good faith I ordered from American Mint, my coin was suppose to be free with only a $4.95 shipping and handling charge. I sent a check with my order. They sent me coins I did not order and are now billing me $83.45 for them. I don't want these coins but don't know what to do.

American Mint continues to send Lincoln Commemorative medallions after I have brought a complete set and finished my in-home trial. $255.00 dollars out of my check account. In other words, this was more than I'm willing to spend.

I ordered a semi-tractor trailer and got it for my grandson. Today, I Got a fire truck in my mail, I don't want it, didn't order it. I don't know how much they want for it. There was nothing in the box, but a coin promo material, no 800 number or anything. I am on a limited income. I can't afford a collection. I just wanted a birthday present for my grandson.

I ordered a free coin set from American Mint and paid the shipping and handling charges as requested. I received the coins I ordered with another coin that I did not order and received a bill for $89.99. I asked to be taken off the mailing list, and so far (It's been two months.), I am still receiving dubious scam offers from them. After many phone calls, I finally received a prepaid shipping label and sent the coin back to American Mint. Not a nice company. People should stay away and not order from them.

This company is billing me repeatedly for coins I did not order. I did buy two presidential coins per their "special offer." I sent them a check, and they cashed it. Then they sent me voluntarily a third coin, which I did not order or ask for. In fact, I contacted them to tell them I did not want the coin, and if they'd pay the return shipping, I would return it to them. No response.

The American Mint sent me a Statue of Liberty coin and a Mayflower compact coin and they had put down how much it cost. It was more than I can afford, so I sent them back. Now they say that I owe them $60.45 for the coins. I keep telling them that I already sent them back. They said if I don't send them the money, they will turn it over to a collection department. I don't believe I should have to pay them.

I ordered a $4.95 Barack Obama coin, carefully reading the fine print, and as instructed, crossing out the paragraph which explained I would be enrolled in their membership program. The coin arrived with another coin and a bill for $59.95. I followed their instructions to avoid the membership but still got sent something I didn't ask for, and a bill. It is a scam.

As I read the issues other consumers were and are having with this particular company, I definitely could relate! I received some material in the mail the later part of 2007. The very first thing I received in the mail was just a post card telling me I could send this card in and receive a FREE Babe Ruth 22kt Gold Baseball Card. I mailed the gift claim certificate November 6, 2007. I did receive the baseball card December 22, 2007. Since I am a collector, I was very interested in seeing what they had to offer. I reviewed other material I had received and decided to try ordering from them.

This case the customer is 91 years old. He purchases a collectable, and then gets the bait and swtich, with very expensive things being sent. Customer notifies American Mint to STOP; no membership was intended; did receive a return envelope and sent back what he did receive; company continues to send even MORE things, continues to bill/ makes it very difficult to talk to a human being to straighten things out; threatening letters continue;

12/10/07 I ordered Kirchberg knivesand paid by credit card. On 02/04/08 I was billed for another different set of knives. I did not order so I sent it back, the same credit card was billed. On 02/18/08 it was creditied back to my credit card. On 02/25/08 I was billed on the same credit card for a 3rd shipment of knives, I did not order and I refused shipment. On 02/02 & 02/25/08 respectively, I notified the "dispute dept" 1-866- of my credit card company (Capital One) that I had not authorized shipments. On 03/10/08 I spoke to Capital One Credit dispute dept and specifically authorized no more charges to be made by American Mint at any time.

I ordered the 20 dollar 9-11 plate that looks like a bill (paper) Yet this is silver leaf. I never got it but you got my twenty dollars. What it this about two coins #s. They look silver buat I do not recal ordering them. I do not want my credit card abused by American Mint!

This is the second complaint I have filed for this problem. I received an e-mail in March of this year stating that if I answered a few political questions The American Mint Co. would send me a pocket knife for only the cost of shipping. The shipping cost was $4.99. I used a credit card to pay the $4.99. A short time later I received a package that had two knives. One just loose in the package and another one in a wooden presentation box. My May, 2008 credit bill showed the $4.99 charge and another from American Mint for an additional $49.95.

I received an e-mail stating that if I answered a political questionaire that I would receive a pocket knife for $4.95. I received the knife, along with another knife in a presentation box. Nothing was written in their e-mail that this was an invitation to participate in a continuing program that would automatically bill my credit card.

Here is my expeience from American Mint LLC.

I received a flyer in the mail advertising an American Silver Eagle ($1.00 face value) for $6.95 and a wrist watch. I read the advertisement and the offer seemed straight forward. I sent a check for $6.95 and shortly receive the Silver Eagle, the watch and some kind of commemorative coin. The bill for the commemorative coin was $59.95. If I did not wish to keep the coin, and it certainly was not worth $59.95, I could return it plus a $20.00 restocking fee. I returned the watch and the commemorative coin and included a letter disallowing any further charges from the company. I have not yet heard again from them. I think this is clearly a scam by American Mint.

June of 2007 we received a free coupon from American Mint. Enclosed was another coin that the invoice stated would be due if we kept said coin. We did not, we returned per their instructions. Eight months later we are harassed by a collection agency demanding payment for $67.47 for this coin they now claim they never received.

I receved this box of two tiny replica cars (1) 1957 chevelot corvette and (2) cadillac eldorado after I left for deployment. My roommate contacted me about this package on email and I told him to send them back to the company as I did not want them. If I wanted them, I would look at them when I get back, but more than likely I did not want them and send them back. I told my roommate to send them back to the address on the box, which he did. Now I have gotten a 1st and 2nd notice that I still owe them $33.45 for these two miniture cars.

O received an in-mail survey offer from American Mint. I filled out the survey, ordered a knife with free gift of a watch for the cost of $4.95. They cashed my check dated 11/24/07, and that's the last I heard. I'm out the money.

I'm not sure how clearly American Mint is letting people know that their introductory offer is a membership plan and that the $5 charge is going to lead to a 59.97 bill and later threats of collection processes when the person doesn't realize that the shoddy crap they got in the mail actually costs more, and that the American Mint letters they get are not just more shilling for more products, but actually a bill. Hey, maybe they are following the bare letter of the law, but the spirit of the law as well? I don't know. Why don't they just put on the advert the full price and request the payment up front? Hmmm...afraid that no one in their right mind is going to shell out ~$60 for something not worth a fraction of that?

Coin from American Mint for $9.95 as advertised. Did not notice (printing obscure) that the Republic of Libya appeared on coin or I would not have ordered it. The coin was ordered on June 12, 2007 via U.S. Mail with authorization to charge VISA for $9.95. Received the coin ordered (supposedly silver) along with another coin that was not ordered on July 23, 2007. Included in the package was an abundance of literature soliciting the purchase of additional coins.

I am contacting American Mint about an item I received in the mail Friday June 22. The information on the Installment Invoice dated 06/12/0, Account no. 010872353, Invoice no. 0000001, for a set of coins I did NOT order, for the amount of $64.97, with amount due $5.00. This was charged to my Bank of America Credit Card ....5343.

As I am not sure that American Mint and National Collectors Mint are not the same organization,I am compelled to repeat most of what was stated in my complaint listed against National Collectors Mint. I have placed orders with both for two years or more and have just become aware of the coin scams today. I was looking for the number for American Mint and stumbled on your report. I have spent thousands of dollars on what appears to be worthless coins.

no damages, because I looked them up on your web page. They are still going to take advantage of people. Especially older people who do not have access to computers.