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I am not surprised - I think those interested in those would only pay melt since the numismatic value is pretty much "depleted".
I am not surprised - I think those interested in those would only pay melt since the numismatic value is pretty much "depleted".
Seriously? Even for a C mint?
As the listing itself says, "nothing that can't be fixed"... pretty sure there's a reasonable way to remove solder from the gold coins (probably something involving acids not quite strong enough to harm gold). And you'd get the 1851-O 3c as a bonus (the 1853 is probably too far gone, but it wasn't worth much in the first place).
Heck, if I was a person looking for examples of US coins from as many mints as possible (and was located in somewhere they would ship to, of course), I would've jumped at this listing... if they're real, that's pretty much the only realistic way to ever get a C mint so cheaply (and there's another possibly valuable gold coin thrown in - can't quite see the date from the pictures).




















