Business ProfileforAssociation of Mature American Citizens, Inc.

I got an email from AMAC and it touted a sale on gold and silver for AMAC members from their precious metals partner. I was just starting to invest in a small amount of metals, so I called and placed an order. The man I spoke with discussed some options and I decided on some coins. He then pushed a graded Purple Heart silver coin especially for AMAC members, and I bought 5 at the "special" price of $299 each. The sales rep called me a week later and again pushed a silver coin graded by ***, a 2024-W $1 Silver Eagle, for the "special" price of $249 each. I have only myself to blame for this, but after his sales pitch, I bought 5 coins without doing the homework I should have done. The next day, I Googled the coin and found I could have purchased the exact same coin from another well-known vendor for $129.99 each - quite the price differential. I now believe I got raked not only for the *** graded coins, but also for the Purple Heart coins, which, while maybe exclusive to the metals dealer, will be of little value to other dealers if I resold them. They say it cautions people that they have to wait 5-10 years before seeing an increase in value - probably due to their being vastly overpriced to begin with. Poor vetting by AMAC as well. AMAC has been unresponsive to my concerns.