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Richard Ray

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I finally located those photos of the old Brazilian coins I found when at the embassy in Sao Paulo. You can see where two were laying together for many years and the deep scrape mark where I hit it with my digging tool... They aren't worth anything, they're just old. and curroded..
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sorry I thought you dug up a Bazillion coins, that would be a lot of coins :tongue3:
 

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