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Beachcomber Coins v. Boskett

166 N.J. Super. 442 (App. Div. 1979)

tl;dr: Defendant sold a dime to a coin dealer for $500, claiming that it was minted in Denver. The coin turned out to be a dupe. The coin dealer sought rescission.

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Beachcomber Coins v. Boskett

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Facts & Holding

Facts:Plaintiff Beachcomber Coins ("BC") bought a dime from Defendant Boskett...

Holding:Reversed. Where parties enter a contract and are under a...

Beachcomber Coins v. Boskett

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