This Seller Should Know Better....

Coll3ctor

What do you think


Clicky

savoyspecial

if they are actually silver in content i dont see a problem

UtahCoin

They do kind of have that "Asian" look about them...

Coll3ctor

They are cast fakes from China.

savoyspecial

i'll agree that they are not "coins" (and the seller is careful to use the term 'rounds') but if they are actually made of silver then i dont think there is deception going on

Coll3ctor

<< <i>i'll agree that they are not "coins" (and the seller is careful to use the term 'rounds') but if they are actually made of silver then i dont think there is deception going on >>





I'm 100% positive that they are not silver. They will weigh in around 24 grams each.

19Lyds

Those Silver Eagles dated 1900 have come up on these forums in the past.

I don;t see anything wrong with the auction as long as they are actually silver "whatever-you-want-to-call-them's"

savoyspecial

>>I'm 100% positive that they are not silver. They will weigh in around 24 grams each>>



in that case, yes the auction is deceiving

19Lyds

BTW, what does "This Seller Should Know Better...." mean?

What are you implying?

Coll3ctor

<< <i>BTW, what does "This Seller Should Know Better...." mean?

What are you implying? >>






Being a seller of coins he should know better than to push these off as one ounce silver rounds You can tell right off when you pick one up that something is not right. Take a good long look at them....... you can't spot a cast ?

adamlaneus

I do not believe for one second that the dull gray items in this auction are made of bright, white silver.

I would bet money that these are made of lead.

Coll3ctor

<< <i>I do not believe for one second that the dull gray items in this auction are made of bright, white silver.

I would bet money that these are made of lead. >>





More likely pot metal