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so a friend of mine comes in the store today..........
about a month ago they told me they buried some coins on the farm in the early 70's and were gonna dig-um up and bring them in,they brought these in today,just the silver, the gold ones were krugerrands, anybody know how to remove rust without hurting the coin,theres a couple of seated halves, a 1879 cc morgan (not a vam i don't think) anyway bought um for melt.......russ hope this helps!
they were buried in a steel or tin can........rust





they were buried in a steel or tin can........rust





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What did he bury the coins in? A tin or aluminum can?
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drwstr123
thanks, some of them do have decent tone,will that survive the clr?
<< <i>seated halves >>
I think you meant to say Walking Liberty halves.
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<< <i>seated halves >>
I think you meant to say Walking Liberty halves. >>
I see at least one seated half.
Scrap 'em, Danno!
<< <i>Market them as recovered from a time capsule buried 30 years ago...... >>
I'll expect to see TV commercials offering these at "one time only prices."
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They could have been lost forever.
<< <i><< seated halves >>
I think you meant to say Walking Liberty halves. >>
I see at least one seated half. >>
Oh, now I see it.
<< <i>Rust? That's viridian and cobalt natural toning. Those coins are worth a premium. >>
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