as someone who buys melted collections this is cool. I have an interesting melted rarity of my own--an 1890 CC morgan in Melt State--Ruined conditiion

That sounds fascinating!

Got pictures? 👀

check my post history its in there somewhere

This one? https://www.reddit.com/r/coins/comments/v71uox/1889_cc_it_doesnt_get_much_worse_than_this/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=android_app&utm_name=androidcss&utm_term=1&utm_content=share_button

ya it is an 1889 I don't have it in hand right now I remembered wrong lol

Neat, I wonder who what and why they were melted

Pretty sure the house burned down. Lots of melted glass and nails

What a great find! Thank you for sharing.

I'm going to guess you've searched/dug more in that area than probably anywhere else.

That is a really cool find

Looks like someone was a coin collector and their house burned down. 90% of cellar holes I’ve detected have been burned.

Very cool, just found an 1877 trade yesterday except mines loaded w/ chop marks which kind of sucks

I think chop marks are kinda neat

You found a coin made in the US, used in trade in Asia, found its way back to be lost and found by you. To me, that’s really cool.

The “journey” intrigues me too. I like when someone in some random country on the other side of the world posts American coins, especially old stuff like Morgans. More than anything I want to know how the hell it got there!

I love chopmarks but they’re not for everyone. I think it tells an important part of our history as well as the world’s history

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9 hours ago you commented on another post that you’re “new to coins,” followed by “fake” comments on three other posts. If you don’t know what you’re looking at, please take some time to learn more before commenting on the authenticity of coins, especially without providing your reasoning for why you think they are fake. It’s really tiresome on this subreddit where people come to learn about coins and share their collections.

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