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No, I have never seen 1867. That is still a dream for me :)

Please share how to achieve the "not cleaned" look.

@@coinyotic I too set the coin out on the window sill under sun exposure with only a little effect. So then set it on high sulfur content napkin from Chipotle/Taco Bell as well as trying wrapping the coin in this napkin and put it on the sill. This had more effect, but not enough. So then I tried putting coins in this napkin, soaked it in tap water & then put in oven on cookie sheet for 10 min, then 15 and 20 min. Better but not enough. So then I got garden soil, put coins in this and wrapped the dirt and coins in same napkin and put this in oven first at 190, then 200 degrees, then 250 degrees for 10, 15, then 20-30 minutes. Better. But wanted more so did the same soil around coin, wrapped in napkin, then put in two black tea bags outside of that napkin, then wrapped that packet in another napkin, soaked it in water and put in oven for 20, 30 minutes at 250 & then 300 degrees. This brought back the more natural color of the 90% gold alloy coin but did lose a bit of the lustre with this. What does not change is the micro surface of the coin that was smoothed and abraded by the earlier cleaning; this evidence was subsided a bit but don't think it would be enough for the more cleaned of your coins or even the other less cleaned coin. I say this because both coins had been cleaned though the one less so.

@@ericdawson845 I agree the direct sunlight does not have any effect on the coin. Great idea on baking the coin :) I have two graded coins by NGC and they are very dull and bits of dirt clinging in some areas. So I'm presuming if I get the coin very dull by burying it in a soaking wet ground coffee bean tray hopefully I can make enough change to get through TPG scrutiny.

Sadly no one knows if we will recover the ill-gotten wealth. Unfortunate really.

Coin weight is 6.76 grams. Thank you :)

Glad you like it :)

Pwede mo benta sa 'highest bidder' sa moretonauctions.com. Mabilis mabebenta coin mo.

Tago nyo po kasi tumataas ang presyo ng USPI coin. Konti nalang meron ng 1907 coin.

Mga P2,500 - P50,000 depende sa linis at brilyo.

There are many 1917-C coins for sale in ebay.com. Good luck and have fun coin collecting!

Hi there! The gold composition is 0.875 according to en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces21141.html No, Sorry I'm not selling this coin. I appreciate the interaction. Thank you.

Sorry not for sale. Please refer to NGCCOIN for price guide here - www.ngccoin.com/price-guide/world/philippines-4-pesos-km-144-1861-1868-6-5-cuid-1085374-duid-1519203

The 1911-C is a good looking scarce coin. Congratulations!

The weight is 26.9563 g with 90% silver and 10% copper - according to the numista.com website. I have a weighing scale for coins and my 1903 coin shown here in the video is 26.81 grams only. Thank you for inquiry! :)

I have a 1903 and the weight is 27.1 . Is mine fake ?

Yes the 1913-C is very rare and hard to find. The 1908-C, 1909-C and 1916-C will be tougher! :)

@@coinyotic yep for sure. The 1908 and 1916 C would run you tens of thousands each at least. The 1909 is probably attainable though. At least probably more than the 1913 C lol

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