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1943 Steel Planchet Strip. What Is It Worth?

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I think the reason these strips weren't melted down is because they had to have a coating applied to the outside of the metal before the planchets were stamped out of them and if they were melted down that would be in the mix with the original composition. I may not be correct but it is the only reason I could think of for them to not be melted down and reused
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