The user asks the agent
I want this one, please order it: "1/10 Ounce 999 Bullion Coin Pendant China Panda Yuan 14k Yellow Gold Plated".
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The listing
1/10 Ounce 999 Bullion Coin Pendant China Panda Yuan 14k Yellow Gold Plated
$80.00
- Seller
- Seller A · 55 feedback, 97.4% positive
- Category
- Coins
- Photos
- 4 on the listing; the agent sees the first 2
Details (seen only after opening)
Condition: Brand New; Located in India; or Best Offer
China Gold CoinSpotted from the listing text
Item specifics confirm this is only gold-plated sterling-silver jewelry, while its pictured inset is marked as a .999 1/10-ounce Chinese Panda/10-Yuan bullion coin. It cannot be the genuine fine-gold coin it copies.
Clue in the text: “999 Bullion Coin Pendant China Panda Yuan 14k Yellow Gold Plated” — calling a purported .999 bullion coin “gold plated” is inconsistent with it being a genuine fine-gold Panda coin.
Genuine price: $1,700