Morgan Dollars for $9.99? Does anyone believe this?

I guess some people must believe it or it wouldn't pay to keep advertising. I see this type of ad on Facebook, posted by different people for the same item, so I'd bet these are Chinese coins being offered and certainly not silver, or at least not enough to count.
https://www.marysavert.com/products...tPXEtgjTuqy4yjhjKcmWrTarexx0nmQjGbLUzgZz2auYY

I love the warrantee: Money-Back Guarantee: If your items arrive damaged or become defective within 30 days of normal usage, we will gladly issue out a replacement or refund.
Like once you get them, they dissolve or something. LOL

 

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The warranteee is:
Perhaps in case the chocolate center prematurely melts?
J.T.

 

You know it's a site you can trust when they have chinese characters in the link...

 

The denticles are wrong! ~ Chris

 

They have their own site. Wonder if eBay banned them.

 

Same site...don't everyone respond at once...

 

My opinion is that it's totally fake.

There are no photos of the reverse.

If you look at the photo with the lot of all years you can see that the "toning" is practically the same on each coin.

I understand it's common for that to happen, but for EVERY. SINGLE. COIN. It kind of makes you raise an eyebrow...

Or 2...




Or 3.
Fake!

Let me reverse image search because I'd bet you money they sourced these photos from a legitimate seller.

 

If coin collecting goes the way of stamp collecting, it will be due to scuzbags like this.

 

My grandmother shared this link on facebook. Made sure to tell her not to do it.

 

Sounds like an Alka-Seltzer commercial.

 

Last lines in advertising:

"Coin specifications:

Coins are highly imitated
Miniature Kangaroo Coin
Iconic Reverse Design
Affordable for Gift-Giving
Presentation Packaging"

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Clearly states imitation and miniature, depending on which coin.

Clearly a scam.

Clearly deceiptful.

IF you look hard enough

 

I'm also seeing quite a few ads on Facebook which claim they'll see you Silver American Eagles for $9.99 or less. I report them as a scam.

 

Should Facebook be held accountable if they promote them they must support them so I guess we're supporting these damn thieves as well

 

Here's another one - they're marketing the leftovers of National Collectors Mint, both Morgan and Peace Dollar Sets and Gold Quarter Eagles, all for ridiculous prices.

https://www.jpm-coin.org/

What's your opinion - Scam or not and why?

 

Also where do the coins really come from? This is all over Facebook

 

Any website with "Shoplazza" on the bottom is a chinese paypal scam company.

 

china. Shoplazza won't even send coins, they send like empty boxes and garbage and stuff. The shipping takes a long time, and once a delivery notification is given paypal won't refund. Something like that. Plus they are international. 60 days return or whatever. All PayPal knows is that the package was delievered.

What the heck can you do about it? Nothing, unfortunately.

Facebook should be ashamed for continuing to allow the shoplazza sites to advertise.

 

Thanks - always on the lookout for new angles these scammers use. Unbelievable!

 

As far as I can tell, you don't need anything more to advertise on Facebook than a hijacked website, an email address, and a stolen credit card or Paypal account. About all you can do is report them as a scam and hope for the best.

 

One can offer good deals to the public when they buy in bulk from the Far East. Very honorable to pass along the savings to their customers.