seen a add on comerical, and need yall's opinion

Just seen a 2010 Gold American Buffalo comerical that you can by this coin .9999 24k for 9.99. It sounds like a good deal just not to sure...what does everyone think about it? I mean if its good to go and the price is good i hate to pass the deal.. but on some sights ppl have MS70's of thing coing going for over 2k. Sounds like a really good investment to me.

 

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It's a plated replica.

 

ahh hince now it clicl with me..24K "Clad" coin..thanx

 

dude just saw the same commercial!! and in the add they were showing the graph where they said the same coin was selling for 3,400... those things are a piece of junk, but for 10 bucks I might pick one up to have it look cool on a shelf

 

lol..ya i was thinking the same thing St.louis..then i looked on te mint web site and the real couin is about 1,900 so be awhile before i get a real one

 

The real US Mint $ 50 Gold Buffalos go for $1600 to $2600 in MS to PROOF :yes:

 

i would love to come accross some MS or PF state gold for really cheap..you know one of those places where they dont know what they have!

 

If you get it, you would end up with about $3 in gold and $0.10 in base metals.

 

Live under that rock type of place. BTW their quote was 25% more than I'm currently paying....

 

who's quote? the T.V add?

 

The genuine 1oz gold buffalo proof will have the W mm on the obverse, and the reverse it will say it's 1 oz. .9999 Fine Gold.

The real deal:

 

Next time you see the add, look closely and you will see "copy" on the indian's hair braid.

 

According to Coinflation, there is $0.73 of gold on that coin.

 

Just checked Coinflation and sure enough, the gold value is calculated as being 73 cents.
At $0.73 worth of gold, that would work out to 0.014 gram of gold in one coin.
Put in another perspective, it would take roughly 71 coins to make one gram of gold, or nearly 2,200 coins to make one ounce