Kundan 999 Silver Kalpataru Precious Coin

This very good product must go with it 5*rating

Nice packing . With all security.

Quality and product is excellent, value for money ❤️

I like the coin. I bought it to gift someone.

It appears to be very small. But still shining as if new inspite of using more than 2 months. One of the best coins I have

Timely delivery, packaging is very nice and elegant. Could had been bit cheaper compare to market price but I guess certification and packaging added the cost.Over all I am satisfied with this purchase.

good

I have bought a dozens of silver coins.the other silver coins make ringing sound when I hit them.but the two coins which I have bought from kundan are making dull sound when hit.i have doubt whether those are real silver coins or are of any other cheap metal.ofcourse the packaging was good,invoice was there.but the real thing is the silver coin which we are paying for.i have read many topics about how to recognise fake silver coins and every expert mentions one common thing that silver coins when hit by silver coins make sharp ringing sound.but kundans two silver coins which I bought today are not making sharp ringing sound when hit.if these are really fake silver coins then I am ruined.ofcourse in the coin there is written fine silver.99999 but how much that is true I do not know.how true is that I do not know.i may be wrong,but my only question that when my every silver coins even 50 percent silver coins making sharp ringing sound why these two coins not making?there is also blue tinge on the coins?what are those?can every private refinery make coins and write on them fine silver 99.999 percent.we are buying cheap precious metal like silver hoping its price will soar one day and if we are buying fake silver coins then we are big fools.i flipped this coins to hear its sound but when fell on the floor it's edges dented.these coins are so weak that it got dented.hope I am wrong and these are really silver coins.the government should take very strong step to curb any public mint so that they do not make and sell fake silver coins.thank you.