Rory Kimber, account management and marketing director at 1X2 Network, said: “Branded MegawaysTM took the industry by storm, and we expect Branded Coin Vault to make a similar impact as operators look to add content to their lobbies that rise to changing player preferences. The developer will use William Hill as the pioneer operator.īranded Coin Vault is based on one of 1X2 Network’s new Arcade Games, Coin Vault, and allows operators to customise the game’s logo, select their preferred size for the gameboard or change the number of mines popping on the reels. UK.- Online gambling solutions provider 1X2 Network, with its gaming studio subsidiary 1x2gaming, has released Branded Coin Vault, a mining-themed slot game. With over three decades of experience and top-notch customer service, The Coin Vault remains your trusted source for coins and currency.The new game allows operators to customise gameboards and game elements.
Offering a one-on-one service, representatives work directly with customers to find deals that aren’t found on TV. This specialized group of numismatic advisors work as a resource to help collectors find coins needed to complete collections.
Recently added to take customer service to a new level is the Preferred Customer Division. From first-time collectors to seasoned veterans in the hobby, all are treated like family. Through the evolution of the show, one constant remains: The Coin Vault is here for collectors. Host Scott Houk joined the brother duo and continues to join them on air as often as he can while sharing his lifetime of numismatic knowledge with dedicated viewers. On June 1, 2015, The Coin Vault officially moved into its new facility and began broadcasting with show host Andy AbelĪlongside his newly added co-host and brother, Tyler, after the passing of Chambers. Now family owned and operated, construction began from the ground up on a brand new studio located at the SilverTowne headquarters in Indiana. In addition to host Robert Chambers, Scott Houk remained and as of December 2008, The Coin Vault returned to air, new and improved.Īlong with this new era of The Coin Vault, three generations of numismatics were brought to the forefront as a new face was welcomed to the air in 2014: Andy Abel, who happened to be Hendrickson’s grandson.This new era of The Coin Vault brought with it three generations of numismatists. Under this new ownership, the show was moved to a studio in Franklin, Tennessee. Hendrickson recognized the opportunity to grow and expand with this television venture. Leon Hendrickson, the owner and founder of SilverTowne in Winchester, Indiana. Because of its success and wide popularity, The Coin Vault was purchased by QVC and HSN, the Shop at Home network was unable to successfully compete and in March of 2008, the network closed its doors permanently. With this upgrade, coverage increased into approximately 100,000,000 households across the United States. Shop at Home then became a cable and broadcast media company, purchasing airtime for programming. The network opened a state-of-the-art broadcast facility with digital production studios and included an in-house call center. Many changes in the home shopping broadcasting industry had taken place and while under new ownership, Shop at Home decided to move to a new facility in Nashville, Tennessee. Chambers hosted The Coin Vault for over 25 years until his passing in 2014. Chambers did a screen test on a Wednesday, was hired on that Thursday, and then began his hosting career live on the air by thatįriday. In 1988, his passion became his profession when he took a chance on an audition at the Shop at Home network for a new show geared toward coin collecting. Robert Chambers’ interest in collectibles began at an early age. At the time, programming on competing shopping networks was typically directed towards female buyers and this brand new coin show offered numismatic collectibles that targeted a largely male audience. The Coin Vault was then introduced on the network in 1988 and the show was an instant success. An idea for a show was born with the goal to bring collectors and numismatists the opportunity to own some of the world's finest rare coins. Originally calling Newport, Tennessee home, the Shop at Home network launched
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Our customer service team is the best in the TV shopping industry, with a Preferred Customer Division that provides a one-on-one, personal service to collectors. The Coin Vault consistently offers quality coins, currency, and numismatic collectibles to viewers at affordable prices. For over 30 years, The Coin Vault has been the destination for the best coins and currency deals on television and this holds true to this day.
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