Who Thought Selling Discounted Silver Would Be So Hard

Megan Duffield's picture
By Megan Duffield at 10:49AM

I would like to purchase some of those silver rounds for $5.00:) You girls did a good job, I laughed and could have started crying. Keep up the good work. It was funny when you started running from the cops.

In Liberity

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Loved the subliminal V Moment.  It took a few tries to pause it right, but that made my day.  Thanks.

Ta,

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...that I couldn't be on that street.  I would've bought out the whole stock.

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What do you expect? You were in Boston, but more specifically the people's republic of Cambridge. A community of people so caught up in their own ignorance that they champion helping poor, yet want the homeless removed from their public places.

James Touhey's picture

Nice work, quite enjoyable in a "if I didn't laugh, I'd cry" kind of way.

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The video truly seems unbelievable. If it is true, that you girls didn't find anyone willing to accept your offer, then, I must conclude that there is no hope left for mankind. There is no cure for stupid. Less than 1% of the people I meet "get it". I feel so alone and frustrated. If it weren't for my beloved internet contacts, I would have put a gun in my mouth long ago. Ladies, nice work showing the epidemic of pure ignorance in this country.

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Right, because someone selling shiny coins for $5 from a trenchcoat seems legit.

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If you keep watching, they do away with the trenchcoat very quickly.

Bonnie Kristian's picture

Well, don't under estatemate the dumbness of most americans out there ! Oboviously they never read the US constituition and US governement did a great job on brain wash since long time ago ! Now days, you can go to most bank in China to buy gold and silver, so now who creates the real wealth ?

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i'm no fan of the cambridge crowd, but this video is stupid.  there are so many bums in harvard square that it's not surprising that those people stayed away from a deal that appears too good to be true.  especially with that girl wearing dark sunglasses and selling them out of a trenchcoat.  how would you feel if some bum sold you a fake coin for $5?

and why are the coins only .999 fine?  you can easily find .9999 on the market.

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Again, if you keep watching, they do away with the trenchcoat/sketchness very quickly.

Bonnie Kristian's picture

The girl near the end who was presented with a dollar bill and a silver round asked the right question, "Is the silver coin real silver?" She has to take it on the offeror's word that it is silver. And when she asked for proof that it was silver, the offeror couldn't give it. I'd take the dollar, too. Without a reasonable certainty that the coin is what you say it is, the silver round is worthless as money. That's why pre-1965 junk silver coins are preferable to rounds for trading.

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I think they should have used one-ounce U.S. Silver Eagles.  They are easily identifiable.  If someone showed me the coin they had, I wouldn't know if it was real silver either.

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These people vote.

And that is absolutely terrifying.

 

 

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I found a 1956 dime once from the sound it made when I dropped it.  Silver coins have a delightful tinkle that the clad coins of modern mintage lack.  Drop the silver coin and listen closely.  Real silver will "sing!"

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It's obvious that 99% of American's have no idea what the value of precious metals are.  They understand fiat currency will get them a six pack of beer, but don't understand the fact that silver reperesents lasting wealth.  EVEN if the ladies explained it to them, they wouldn't get it.

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