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Thanks for the positive comments. It is particularly troubling to me that the Mint is doing this in Philadelphia, but then the Government was In my opinion only concerned about finding a way of winni… (View Post)

So let me get this correct—if you had been in my famiy’s place, you think the smat thing to have done would have been to go to the Mint, tell them we have one coin and then if the Mint says the coin … (View Post)

It is also true that the Mint records regarding 1933 Double Eagles are as stated by the Mint itself “ written in ink” with no “ crossouts” or mistakes and they perfectly account for every single coin… (View Post)

Thanks Roger, your efforts on my family’s behalf were much appreciated. As to why we told the Mint the amount of all the coins we found, well the reason was both honest and practical. First, in the e… (View Post)

The coin is in private hands. Over five years ago In a deposition in our case, I named an individual who I believed then owned the coin. There was apparently no follow up. It seems now that the Mint … (View Post)