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Numis Network Review 2026

⚠️ DEFUNCT — numismatic coin MLM merged with WorldVentures 2013 (also bankrupt)
Residual Income Rating
1.0 / 5
Last updated:
January 15, 2026

What is Numis Network?

⚠️ DEFUNCT — merged with WorldVentures in July 2013, which itself filed for bankruptcy in 2020. Numis Network was a unique MLM that sold numismatic (collectible) coins — rare U.S. Mint coins, gold and silver — through a direct sales model. Founded by MLM veterans Ian Cordell, Chris Kent, and Jake Kevorkian in 2009.

Pros
  • Unique and innovative concept — collectible numismatic coins in MLM format
  • Founded by experienced MLM veterans with real industry knowledge
  • Numismatic coins are legitimate collectible assets with real market value
Cons
  • ⚠️ No longer exists — merged with WorldVentures on July 19, 2013
  • WorldVentures (the acquiring company) filed for bankruptcy in 2020
  • Most distributors who joined Numis Network ultimately lost their business twice
  • Collectible coins are a niche market with limited mass appeal
  • MLM model for collectibles was an unusual concept that proved unsustainable

Rating Breakdown

Residual Income
1.0 / 5
Simplicity
1.0 / 5
Transparency
1.0 / 5
Community & Support
1.0 / 5
Value for Money
1.0 / 5
Overall Rating
1.0 / 5

Frequently Asked Questions About Numis Network

What happened to Numis Network?
Numis Network merged with WorldVentures, a luxury travel MLM, on July 19, 2013. Distributors could choose to sell WorldVentures travel products, continue selling coins, or both. WorldVentures itself filed for bankruptcy in 2020, effectively ending both opportunities.
Was Numis Network a scam?
Numis Network sold real numismatic coins and was not considered a scam. The company was founded by legitimate MLM industry veterans. However, the business model proved unsustainable, leading to the 2013 merger with WorldVentures. Like most MLMs, the majority of distributors likely earned little to nothing.
Are numismatic coins a good investment?
Numismatic (collectible) coins can be legitimate investments, but the market is niche and values are highly speculative. Buying coins through an MLM at inflated prices to earn commissions is generally considered a poor investment strategy compared to buying directly from coin dealers.

Quick Facts

Overall Rating
1.0 / 5

Founded2009

HeadquartersTampa, Florida

FoundersIan Cordell, Chris Kent, Jake Kevorkian

MergedWorldVentures — July 19, 2013

Status⚠️ DEFUNCT (WorldVentures also bankrupt 2020)

WebsiteN/A — merged with WorldVentures 2013

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