How do they get away with this

[iouhc19]

These are silver clad coins not one ounce .999 silver as stated.



1889 "CC" Silver-Enriched Morgan Tribute Proof
Item Number: 1889MDTP1

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The Gallery-issued Morgan Tribute Proofs are enriched with .999 Silver and feature the famous and rare 1889 Carson City design.



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The Gallery-issued 1889 Carson City "CC" Silver - Enriched Morgan Tribute Proof is the most fitting recognition of the original Morgan Silver Dollar.

The scarcity and fame of the 1889 "CC" Morgan Silver Dollar is known worldwide. They are among the rarest of the famed Morgan Dollars and at a recent auction, one sold for $529,000.00!

You can now stock up on one ounce, .999 Silver-Enriched Morgan Tribute Proofs. This unique opportunity gives you the chance to buy Gallery-issued Tribute Proofs of the famed Morgan Silver Dollar for a fraction of what the original dollars go for at auction.

A detailed reproduction of the original 1889 Carson City Silver Morgan Dollar, these Gallery-issued Morgan Tribute Proofs are enriched in .999 Silver and have a mirror-like finish just like the original Proof dollar.

Each Proof is protected by a clear coin capsule that Gallery artisans put on every Morgan Tribute Proof with gloved hands to protect their value for future generations.

Collectors are scrambling to grab as many of these Tribute Proofs as silver values skyrocket, so they can add value to their collections. And with every 5 Gallery-issued Morgan Tribute Proofs you choose, you will receive 1 FREE!

[agsilverbear]

Silver-Enriched and Morgan Tribute are the key words. It's not a scam but it's designed to catch the ignorant and uninformed. What is the source?

[iouhc19]

(06-06-2012 12:54 PM)agsilverbear Wrote:  Silver-Enriched and Morgan Tribute are the key words. It's not a scam but it's designed to catch the ignorant and uninformed. What is the source?

This is the web sight:
http://www.uscommgallery.com/
I their description they said one ounce .999 silver and were asking $29 the price for a one ounce silver round.