Hi All,

I've got some silver bullion that I'm trying to sell on Kijiji, but it won't let me list it. The issue seems to be that the bullion is in the form of bullets; they're not actual ammunition, just milled to look like it. I've tried changing my post to take out or modify the words used, but still be able to let people know that they're faux bullets, but I keep getting rejected.

Does anyone here have any suggestions or tricks to get me past the filter? Are the pictures also able to cause me issues? The offending text is below:

I have a very limited number of Northwest Territorial Mint solid silver "bullets" for sale. These are 99.999% pure silver replicas of actual rounds. The .45 ACP rounds are 1 oz, the 7.62 NATO rounds are 2 oz, the .50 cal BMG rounds are 10 oz, and the 20mm cannon rounds are 25 oz.

These are unique and would make a great gift for any gun enthusiast or precious metal collector. Delivery times from the mint can range from 4-6 months and, as a result, I will not be ordering any more. I am offering less than 200 oz in total at $33 per ounce, so act fast.

The following descriptions are from the NWTM website:
1 oz. Silver Bullet Bullion™ - .45 ACP

Each "round" of Silver Bullet Bullion is REAL SILVER, lathed to the familiar form that has defended our freedoms since the American Revolution.
This solid replica pays homage to the bullet designed by John Browning in 1904 for use in his Colt semi-automatic .45 pistol and eventually the M1911 pistol adopted by the United States Army in 1911. The original was the main service pistol cartridge until 1986; this is 1 oz. of solid .999-fine silver in a shape that makes them a unique investment. And, while not actual ammunition for your weapon, they take deadly aim at deficit spending, fiat currency, sovereign debt, quantitative easing, failed Federal Reserve policy, and rampant inflation.

2 oz. Silver Bullet Bullion - 7.62 NATO (.308)

Take action against the looming threat of financial insecurity and arm yourself today with 7.62 NATO Silver Bullet Bullion. At 2.72” in length every bullet is a near exact, non-firing replica of the round developed in the 1950s accepted as the first standard NATO cartridge (also called a .308). The 7.62 NATO (.308) Silver Bullet Bullion is two troy ounces of solid .999-fine silver, a unique weight that makes it handy for bartering.
The 7.62 NATO round was designed to retain the ballistic performance of its predecessor the .30-06, but with a shorter cartridge length that worked more efficiently in newer, detachable-magazine rifles. It was first used by the US in the M14 infantry rifle and M60 machine gun. Though mostly replaced in modern service, the 7.62 NATO round remains popular for its superior performance in long range applications.

10 oz. Silver Bullet Bullion™ - .50 BMG

The power of the .50 BMG round – known for downing military aircraft when used in the M2 Browning machine gun during World War II – brings power to your portfolio as well in this replica form. Lathed from 10 oz. of solid .999-fine silver, the .50 BMG “round” of Silver Bullet Bullion will prove just as lethal against the forces working to destroy your financial security. Arm yourself against deficit spending, fiat currency, sovereign debt, quantitative easing, failed Federal Reserve policy, and rampant inflation with this expertly-turned and uniquely shaped bullion investment.

25 oz. Silver Bullet Bullion™ - 20 mm

Serving as the ammunition that will blast away at the failed government economic policies that threaten our financial system and our wealty, each “round” of Silver Bullet Bullion is ultimately REAL SILVER in a form familiar to all who value freedom and composed completely of metal that has been recognized as money for thousands of years.

Used in cannons and autocannons (such as the M61 Vulcan) primarily for anti-aircraft purposes, the 20 mm is also highly effective against vehicles and buildings. It is a highly destructive, military-grade round that is also used in the Phalanx close-in weapon system, which serves as the last line of defense against missiles that may threaten naval vessels. This is 25 oz. of solid .999-fine silver in a shape that makes them a unique investment. And, while not actual ammunition for your weapon, they take deadly aim at deficit spending, fiat currency, sovereign debt, quantitative easing, failed Federal Reserve policy, and rampant inflation.

Any help is appreciated.

Thanks