So I go to get my auction purchases this afternoon. I knew it wasn't going to good as it was at their head office. I picked up the silver plated lots and a Dyson Vacuum. I said I'd do the sterling lots at the end and the coin sets as I needed my scale.
"No scales allowed in here"
Well how am I to check the advertised weight?
"It's posted"
Well I'm getting it anyways.
"I'm getting the owner!"
Met some buyers out in the parking lot, exchanged numbers to do some business. They even were like WTF is that about you can't check the weights?
So back in I go to meet the battle ax (i'm being polite) and she plainly stated I wasn't allowed to check the weights.
So its 2500 grams of sterling, 14 Royal Mint coin sets hell ya I want to check the weight.
Not a pretty conversation and she banned me from bidding.
(She's not the top dog and this dog has a bite)
Everything worked out with the weights but a lot of 5 coin sets stated there was a .9999 silver dollar in each set.
Problem is the mint didn't strike those years in .9999, only in .925 sterling.
So I filled out the refund information online, and start the process for a $207 or 35% compensation on the lot as the collectability isn't there.
I will formulate a strong letter stating the problem of not being able to verify gold and silver with this seller.![]()
What the heck?
Maybe you're just supposed to bite the coins to test their authenticities?








