Some of these were so dirty, I was wondering if they were even really coins at all… These were the coins I learned the art of cleaning ancients on (and a few other batches of the same size/condition). Only a few were identifiable… I like to tell myself I’d do better cleaning these with the experience I gained from cleaning them, but honestly I now-a-days I probably wouldn’t even bother. Which is probably why these were sold by the pound lol
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