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Sent to General Experts September 04 11:38 AM

I see coins advertized on TV for sale. What is Gold Clad? They say that they are genuine Gold Clad. They also say the are legal tender. Is that posible? They are not made by the US mint.

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September 4 12:43 PM (1 hour and 5 minutes and 22 seconds later)
         
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Gold clad is where gold is bonded to another metal, similar to gold plating. This would mean that the coins are not 100% gold.

They are legal tender probably in some tiny country in Africa or South America. If you could read the small print at the bottom of your TV, that's what you would find, a disclaimer stating where they are legal tender flashed on the screen for two seconds.

Call the 800 number that is advertised and ask those same questions. Ask them what percent of the coin is gold and what country it is considered legal tender. By law, they have to answer you truthfully!



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