Citiboy289
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Ok --- So Dimmick was the one to count / verify the coins in the bags each night , So each day he takes one coin from a bag, Bags were stored in the mint, Bags were proberly by year , and uncirculated , Coins are found in sequential order in cans , Now Dimmick goes to prison " Does he die in prison? Also who owned the property before these owners , No it is very possible that the resting place where they were found was NOT the original place -------- since somewhere in all these threads in an interview the finders said " They had always noticed a can hanging from a tree , as if to hold flowers , I am sure a can exposed that long would have rusted in over 110 years also the mention a triangle shaped rock pointing to where the cans were discovered maybe had been hidden during FDR time . If we knew the location where they were found the property and who owned it before would be a great clue-------- Great topic


If the Govt. doesn't take the coins, and they get their part... Even after taxes, and the sellers fees, they should do very well... Better than selling one at a time, or whatever, at what nominal price? Probably not anywhere near what they will be likely to get, with the publicity, if the sale works out ok, when the rich coin collectors get what they want... Then there's the peace of mind, of not being burdened, with worrying about the IRS... I'll be happy for them, if this works out, and they should be in good enough shape, hopefully with the good benefit of peace also...








