Don't Fall For this "Gold Coin" SCAM Being Peddled on TV - Cuz It's Back!

I think you put oo much faith in crack whores. Think about it bro... the US is trying to get people and companies to buy bonds, but we are not biting. A lot of us are getting tired of the lies and maipulations over the media, which the vast amount of people do not trust, and the market manipulation was so fucking extreme and obvious, that selling fake gold coins are the only way out for the government. I should buy gold, but I am paying off debts right now and will be returnig to buying silver soon. I have one or two computers to buy before the price hikes begin and maybe a tablet too, Yeah, our US Federal government is all out of goodwill; nobody trusts them anymore, not to mention we have a fraudulent presidency who stole the elections. RINO representatives are being chased or voted out, and the Uniparty is starting to freak out. The reign of their lies is coming to an end.

@WMHarrison94: Hmmmmm I think world wars are good in some ways - not only do they kill a lot of good brave people, they also allow a lot of arseholes to be killed as well.... "Yeah she or he was shot in the back!" - "That is cowardice - they were running away from the enemy" = Fixed.

The ironic thing is they're probably selling the chocolate covered coin candy for one bag for about $10 worth LOL. Oh God that's terrible, but it's true. Inflation's fucking everything up.

@KEEPER: Technically - it's a gold clad immitation coin - there is nothing to say that the coin core cannot be made of chocolate. If it says "Store in the refrigerator" instead of the bank vault.. well......

It's "coined" or forged in a proper set of coining dies, because the surface finish is very good... and then it's electroplated... did you know if the gold film is thin enough, you can see through it.... e.g. space helmet visors and welding helmet filter lenses... SO if they really wanted to cheapen out, they could have put an under coat of what is that gold like alloy in appearance (used on watch bodies and cheap jewelery), and then popped an atom or two thick gold coating over the top... BUT since they are selling gold as an investment - they have to stipulate the weight... 14 milligrams = 140 micrograms = 1400 what evers... Naaaa 14 milligrams sounds better for a con job... mostly the milligrams bit... They did different calculations to me, using the full (troy or avdroupolis) ounce of gold in the real coin as the comparitor.... BOTH calculations are good - because they show up the "investment coins" intrinsic value in different ways.

@WMHarrison94: Thin enough to see through. https://ids.si.edu/ids/deliver....yService?id=NASM-714

@KEEPER: Gold plated welding lenses. https://dynaweld.com.au/produc....t/bossweld-gold-refl and https://www.youtube.com/shorts/ZuJa1P0rlZ8

But what if it's not just misleading, what if it quite literally is a scam and you're not getting what they claim that you're getting? What then?

@KEEPER: Police, fraud, suing them, refund, etc.

@KEEPER: I mean you can crunch up the coin into chunks, dissolve the core in an acid that will remove that and leave the gold behind and measure it to see if you got your actual full 14 mg of gold.... "OH noes Iwas sold 80c of gold and I only got 13.98mg of gold.... Stooged I tell you - ripped off bad... " I mean you could always send them to an assay lab and have them certified to define the actual gold content... 14mg is actually fuck all.... however 12mg is a measurable amount that is a lot less, as is 10 mg.... Buy one and get some incredibly accurate digital scales and have at it... GOLD can only be dissolved in SOME mixtures... (aqua regina) and it can be reverse electroplated off onto a KNOWN weight, through a specific electrolytic bath... (read the instructions)