BU Silver Dollars With Dark Spots

Thanks for the feedback all.

Based on my research and other local coin dealer these should have been stored properly and are being sold as new. Why would you think the spots are not a quality issue?

Macck~!!

I own a lot of silver bullion with "issues", most commonly milk spots.
It's just to be kinda expected. It is priced at spot + a little premium.
Now on my proof coins...that collectors pay a premium for that's different.
But even then....few are "perfect".

As I mentioned previously dipping usually does squat for carbon spots..but definitely worth a try

Well, that is why those coins are bullion, which means for silver value. Regular ASEs are not collectors items, and therefore need not to be perfect.

I would return them as well. If they are impaired like the ones you received they should have been be listed as such.

If you return bullion coins, you pay at least forwarding shipping costs, and some suppliers may charge you return costs as well.
For a coin that has a value strictly based on bullion value, shipping costs are not justified.
For any bullion coin any extra costs make the original purchase cost unviable.
Such coins will still sell directly back into the bullion market for their bullion value anyway

So just keep them; you should not loose on a re sale.

For any future bullion investment, you may wish to choose a different bullion supplier.

Quite often, a stasher will buy a bullion item in pristine condition, only to find some sort of deterioration during their period of ownership. Also not a worry if you strictly buy as bullion, and re sell strictly as bullion.

Normal precautions should be taken to preserve their original blast white appearance, which may make re sale easier later on.

All sound advice above. But Bullion is a silver investment coin - not for a collector actually, but they have been bought up just for that purpose - most likely due to the relative low purchase price