Always buy silver bars in a well lit place...

westkybanded

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Front reads "1 Troy Ounce .999 Silver"
Back reads "In clad we trust'...

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Wow, any chance it just says that?! Have you tested with a magnet or anything?
 

If you bought that on Ebay make sure to leave bad feedback and def try and get your money back. Open a dispute.
 

I feel your pain bro, I bought my dope in the same alley.
 

Found a listing for it on Craig's list. Ended up being my son's scout leade r's kid. He bought it directly from the manufacturer online for $30... He felt terrible, but I let him keep the money. Wound up getting a 1907 v nickel in the lot.
 

From what I know of as far as bars go, most surefire method nowadays is to drill through the bar in a couple of places. Heard of a few guys that got burned really bad on gold bars where the center was weighted with some kind of material that has the same weight/density of gold.

Mike
 

That's just wrong.
Maybe that's what they are using to back bit-coin with.
 

It took me a few months to find a reputable coin/silver dealer once I went full force detecting!? But, after many deals with this particular dealer, they always sell and buy at spot prices. I hope you find same! Peace
 

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