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I'm sure in large part it would depend on how much the process costs. Ignoring the super high cost of an infant process, if this ever becomes "easy" to do, does it cost $5 to make an ounce,… (View Post)

This is very reasonable and much kinder than many eBay buyers would be. If the package/coin was well padded and it just happened that someone dropped a boulder on it, I'd advise just moving on. If, h… (View Post)

Coins like the one @braddick posted are genuine coins, and if a racketeer nickel is an 1883 No Cents nickel that is gold plated, then technically, those coins ARE racketeer nickels. Of course, from a… (View Post)

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