Aaaaa HA!
Sweet, that will squeeze a bit more coin for you out of the cache.
I have to second vintagetoppsguy on a previous comment. Find someone who will get those coins out of the holders. If they come out and are not damaged, and depending on the mint marks, there is more potential value to each of those coins depending on where they were minted.
At a minimum, you know you have melt value to them and the jewelry around them. If the coins are undamaged there is the potential of a better return.
You should separate the coins from the holders so you can get a more accurate accounting of both coin and jewelry. Both accurately weighed instead of a ballpark weight. 90% for the coins and 58% gold for the 14k parts.
It is all about the Cobb sir.
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