FREE: ERROR minted 5 gram copper buffalo bar collectors item

Is this a scam

Not a scam I am sure, you can trust All4Fun. 100% feedback over 900 times. They actually have minted silver rounds for me before and the error is probably from their mint.... I would trust what he is saying 100%. An error 5 gram bar.

NatureLovinPagen, you are correct..but I don't think it was a gimmick....just a truthful statement ... there is an error in minting. Also, I would venture that the value or any coin or bar is in what the buyer thinks it is worth. You say minted copper is only worth scrap? I beg to differ simply by looking at cash auction sites. Once you mint something, you automatically put more value on that metal. If that was not the case, then we would all be able to buy Silver Eagles for "whatever silver is worth at the time" and not the mark up. So, I agree that the error doesn't increase value ..but somewhat disagree with your statement that it is only worth copper it is minted with. To you, A licensed coins & Precious metals dealer it might not be worth your time, but there is still a collectible value to any minted product. And, although it surely isn't like an error coin you are used to seeing, it is non the less an error. I respect you ANA members, but I also think you have a way of taking the fun out of collecting for many others by acting like you are so schooled on collecting and only what "you "Licensed Dealers" say something is, but what is "collecting"? There is no written "law" on how to collect anything. People collect things, just because it isn't to your standards of collecting, doesn't mean it is "less valuable" to someone else. You should know since I am sure you read Numismatics News ... there was a great article about the exact way you came across (to me at least) in the above comments. No offense, I am sure you are a very good dealer, but to come here and say something isn't worth more then the copper itself is kind of strange. I hope no one comes into your business and acts the same way ...even if to "educate your buyers".