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This site is not trustworthy. If something is out of stock, that information should be clearly displayed before you order. I didn't find out my coin was on back order until after I completed my purchase. I ordered on March 1st and it's now the 31st with zero updates, though they had no problem sending me a promotional email with a discount code right away. I called today to see what was happening and learned it's still backordered. The woman who answered wasn't helpful at all, and when I asked to cancel the order, she said okay and hung up without further conversation. I'm not confident they'll process my refund in a timely manner. Items that aren't actually in stock shouldn't be listed for sale. This company doesn't operate with integrity and I can't recommend them.

Placed an order for a substantial quantity of silver bars in early January that included a complimentary bag of Buffalo Nickels. The silver bars shipped on January 15th, but two months later in early March, the free bag still hadn't arrived. When I called to check on it, the salesman told me the bag had been cancelled without my knowledge or consent. He transferred me to customer service, where I was assured the bag would ship immediately with delivery in 5 to 7 days. This situation has frustrated me enough that I'm considering filing a complaint with the Better Business Bureau.

Ordered commemorative coins back in December with a stated shipping window of February. In mid-February I followed up on my order and found out it had been cancelled without any notification to me. As someone who regularly buys and sells precious metals and coins, I was disappointed by their lack of professionalism, poor communication, and questionable sales tactics. They lost a potential long-term customer over something they could have easily handled with a simple phone call.

I've tried 13 times since last summer to order an advertised silver item and each time I'm quoted a price significantly higher than what's listed. Today I attempted to purchase a one ounce silver bar from an ad in a recent magazine advertised at $72.95. The salesman said that price wasn't available and quoted me $119.95 instead, even though spot silver was trading at $70.97 at the time. This is clearly a scam using bait and switch tactics, similar to complaints I've read from 2021. I'm filing a formal complaint with the Better Business Bureau and warning others to stay away.

Saw an advertisement in a magazine offering 5 one ounce silver coins for $379.95 with language about locking in that price. Called to place an order and was shocked when they quoted me $749 for the exact same coins. Complete rip-off.

This company is a total scam. I was overcharged by over one hundred thousand dollars on coins that were nowhere near the value they claimed. I've spoken with people who have worked at other coin shops and they've confirmed that this business knowingly sells overpriced merchandise. The claims about first strike minting, grade 70 coins, and other marketing language are all fabricated.

Got the wrong item in my delivery and dealing with their return process was a nightmare. There was no straightforward way to fix the mistake. Instead of just shipping the correct item right away, they required me to request a return label, wait for them to receive the shipment, then wait again for them to send out the right product. I'd already been waiting 5 to 7 business days for the original wrong delivery. I spent over 30 minutes on hold talking to three separate people about a $35 order before I decided it wasn't worth my time. I ended up taking the loss and buying what I needed from another company. When you mess up an order, especially when the wrong product is completely useless to the customer, you should just send the right one immediately.

Received a magazine in December with an advertisement for Morgan Silver Bars priced at $49.95 each plus shipping, with a special promotional code allowing purchases up to 25 bars. I called to place my order and was told the promotion was no longer valid and the price had increased by $20 per bar due to silver prices rising. They wouldn't honor the advertised price. I was ready to buy 25 bars and this bait and switch tactic cost them a substantial sale.

I was pressured into purchasing 50 wedge tailed eagle coins graded PF70. The salesman claimed they were worth significantly more than what I actually paid. Shortly after, I found the same coins being sold elsewhere for $50 less per coin. When I finally opened the shipment, about 80 percent of the coins had noticeable toning in the exact same spots, which struck me as odd since natural toning occurs randomly. This suggests the company mishandled the coins during storage or shipping, leaving them worth only spot price around $32 each. I lost a considerable amount of money. When I contacted the company, they denied everything. I would strongly caution anyone considering doing business with this outfit.

Purchased two one ounce silver eagle bullion coins, one with 24k gold plating and another with ruthenium plating. Brought them both to a local coin dealer for evaluation and was told neither one was actually .999 fine silver. The dealer estimated they contained maybe one-fifth silver with the rest being other metals, and they wouldn't purchase coins below 50 percent purity. These coins turned out to be a complete scam and this company should not be allowed to operate.

I'm really pleased with the silver Egyptian pyramid-shaped collector coin I bought, especially since I'm interested in ancient Egypt. Yes, I paid well above spot price, but that's expected for limited edition collector pieces. My complaint is that a salesman called me a couple days after my order arrived trying to sell me additional products. I shop online specifically because I prefer to browse and make purchases on my own schedule without being solicited. There's no disclosure on their website about post-purchase phone calls and no easy way to opt out, unlike email preferences. After being pestered by aggressive salespeople from another company years ago, I'd rather not repeat that experience. Unless they're the only source for something I absolutely need, I'll be taking my business elsewhere where customers aren't bothered by unsolicited calls.