Shengguo Network Technology Co., Ltd Silver Eagle Coins

[SkunkBumper]

Well,

I checked everything 4 times on the website before buying 20 - 2021 Silver Eagle Coins.

This is what I received. 

20 coins that are silver color, very magnetic, where a date is typically on a coin says "COPY". If the word "COPY" weren't there, I would toss them in with other coins and slap myself for thinking I could load up on silver while the price was high.

I am not even sure the obverse/reverse are the correct figures. I weighed 8 of the coins and then stopped. The coins did not have the correct weight of 31.10348 grams for a troy ounce. There were varying weights, 29.014g to 29.334g, which is absurd. If you are trying to pass these off as genuine or even good copies, for gosh sakes, make them have matching weights and correct weight, at least. I used coin handling gloves and was super careful not to let them touch any surface. The scales are milligram scales that were calibrated three times before weighing these trinkets.

Next, I will do a specific gravity test to determine what is in these poor fakes. I hope it's silver, but I doubt I will have that comfort.

These were not protected during shipping with a solid box, but each round was in a protective plastic coin holder, and each was in a small zip-top bag.

[kernowlass]

@SkunkBumper 

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