The Trump $100 Gold Bar is a gold-colored commemorative keepsake offered by My Tactical Promos, not a solid-gold bar or mint-issued bullion. The seller says you receive a detailed patriotic novelty piece with a bright gold finish, while paying shipping and handling after moving through its checkout.
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Is the Trump $100 Gold Bar worth $100?
The “$100” appears in the product name, and the page says the bar is “Not solid gold, nor mint issued.” It gives no size, weight, or metal.
That means it is not comparable to a 100-ounce, 100-gram, or 24-karat bullion bar. Those are precious-metal products whose value depends on stated weight, purity, and the market price of gold. This order page gives no size, weight, or metal for this commemorative piece, so it should be ordered for the design and display value—not as bullion or an investment.
What does the seller say you get?
My Tactical Promos describes the bar as a limited-edition Trump Gold Bar with detailed design and a brilliant gold finish. Its listed features include an eye-catching look, symbolism of patriotism, a finish intended to keep its shine, gift appeal, and use as a conversation starter. The seller also says the purchase helps support American workers.
The order page says stock is running low, lists “last 297 units,” estimates shipping by the day of the order, and limits an order to 10 units. Those are the seller’s promotional statements. The page includes customer testimonials saying the piece looks like bullion and feels solid, but it also plainly identifies the item as not solid gold and not mint issued.
How does the “free, just pay shipping” order work?
The seller says it covers the product fee and asks for help with First Class USPS shipping and handling. The first checkout step collects shipping information. The shipping-and-handling charge appears only at step 2, after you enter an address, so read the complete total there before you pay.
Clicking “Go To Step #2” also consents to receive email, prerecorded messages, autodialed phone calls, and SMS text messages from Entremax Inc. and third-party partners. The consent text says consent is not a condition of purchase and says you can reply STOP to cancel texts or HELP for help.
Are there subscriptions, refunds, or a way to cancel?
The order page says “No subscriptions,” yet its footer includes a “Cancel Membership” link. The order pages do not describe a membership. The seller’s Terms of Use state no return window, refund procedure, or shipping charge. Before paying, keep a copy of the step-2 total and any confirmation details so you have the terms tied to your order.
The terms say marketing emails can be unsubscribed from through the footer, while transactional and purchase-related messages may still be sent. For SMS, the terms say reply STOP to cancel and HELP for help.
How do you contact the seller?
My Tactical Promos lists support@mytacticalpromos.com and 1(401)307-3371 on its Contact Page. It lists phone support from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m., seven days a week. The site footer also provides a Cancel Membership link.
If you order, use a credit card, save the order confirmation, and contact support with the order details if you need help. That gives you a clear record of the step-2 total, shipping terms, and communication.
Before you order
- Read the step-2 shipping-and-handling total before submitting payment.
- Remember that this is a commemorative piece, not solid gold, mint-issued bullion, or an investment product.
- Keep the confirmation and use the seller’s support email or phone number for order questions.
- Use STOP for marketing texts if you no longer want them.
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By USPatriotNews.com Editorial Team
