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Sorry....old news.......disregard
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Old news, and I believe it was proven that they were not the gold coins suspected of being stolen from a mint employee. Either PCGS or NGC certifies them, I don't remember which.
IIRC, this has already been hashed out quite a bit. The original answer was no, the Saddle Ridge Hoard coins were deposited several years earlier than the defalcation at the Mint (based on the date of the latest gold coin in that Hoard).
I must have missed the previous threads on this subject, as I had still been under the impression that the SR gold might have been the stolen loot. Glad I still clicked on this "disregard" thread to get the facts.
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Sorry....old news.......disregard
this particular issue has been rehashed and beaten to death over and over....it has to do with either a like or an agree at this point imho....regardless either you get it or you don't.
@marcmoish
Not sure what you are saying, I posted info about the SaddleRidge Hoard and the initial responses were that the info I posted was not new so I deleted it
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it was in jest, as in I had no clue what you OP'd once deleted lol...
@marcmoish
It was an article purporting that the coins may have been the ones stolen by a mint employee in 1901.
here is the link.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2568952/Could-newly-discovered-gold-coins-haul-stolen-disgraced-San-Francisco-Mint-employee-1901-Treasure-hunting-enthusiasts-weigh-origins-couples-10-million-find.html
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