US Ment
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This showed up on my Facebook feed.
99.99 silver is advertised. I sent an email asking about that and response confirmed it is definitely Sterling and perfectly legal.
Many happy BST transactions
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This showed up on my Facebook feed.
99.99 silver is advertised. I sent an email asking about that and response confirmed it is definitely Sterling and perfectly legal.
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"Please don't worry, we have been up and running for more than three years, our company is located in Washington, and we have warehouses in many cities. We order commemorative coins directly from the Federal Banknote Printing Factory, and we can get a very favorable price, and then sell them separately. These commemorative coins are only used for collection and gifting to friends. It is confirmed that they are made of sterling silver and everything is legal.
If there is any dissatisfaction after receiving the commemorative coins, we support 90 days return and full refund.
If you have any questions, please feel free to contact me, I will reply you within 24 hours and properly solve it for you."
I'm more confused by the post than the ad. What issue am I missing with the ad?
The coins are fake.
@smuglr
Read the ad again carefully
99.99% also Sterling
US Ment…
So many red flags
Me: What about a new baby girl?
China: Meh
" We order commemorative coins directly from the Federal Banknote Printing Factory."
WOW. What a neat trick.
Maybe I better order some 2 dollar bills from the Mint before they run out.
Pete
These ASE fakes are becoming more and more common, and no authority is doing anything about it. Just letting the scams run rampant. My dad bought ten fake ASE's last year. I felt so bad for him that I bought him ten real ones for his birthday.
Dwayne F. Sessom
Ebay ID: V-Nickel-Coins
It never ceases, fwiw
Facebook is full of counterfeit junk and scam ads!![:/ :/](https://forums.collectors.com/resources/emoji/confused.png)
This is just one of the dozens of ads for counterfeit Silver Eagles.
Facebook is your one stop shopping place for all things counterfeit, counterfeit coins & bars, counterfeit postage stamps, fake Rolex watches etc.
Facebook does nothing to stop the flood of garbage on their site, even when you report it they do nothing.
90% of the ads on Facebook are scams to steal your money or your personal info.
Don't buy anything off Facebook unless you want to get ripped off!
The US Ment is part of the Metaverse.
My US Mint Commemorative Medal Set
Wow... Between the pictorial ad and the quoted post, that is a 'run, don't walk - and run fast' situation. No doubt a rip off. Cheers, RickO
Not Fake, They are original US MENT products.![:D :D](https://forums.collectors.com/resources/emoji/lol.png)
Who's their spokesman, Borat?
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Now if I only knew who the US Ment was.
A customer bought some of these through an ad on Instagram. He should have known better but the half-of-spot price caused him to put on his rose colored (or perhaps green colored) glasses.
RIP Mom- 1932-2012
They will counterfeit anything and try to sell it on Facebook.
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