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Will make unique and beautiful gift for coming holidays. These are the last bags of those beautiful highly detailed mini coins so if you bought them them before it is the last chance to get them for FREE (cost of the mailing stamp to mail) from Vatican most crafted in 1800s and early 1900s. More than 200 of different types of items made of Gold, Silver, Platinum, Bronze, Copper, Pewter, Nickel, Brass Clad Antique Coins (don't have time or resources test every single one from the random mix of 100s of different types) All non magnetic and look and feel like real gold, some have enamel of top, some bi color silver and gold, nearly all are Vatican Catholic Items but some random rarely occurring too. Several people reported finding solid gold in this wild mix, but I would not count on that for several reasons: 1. They got many dozens so statistically a gold item sip though in the random mix. 2. Gold clad in some of the coins very thick so, maybe, when tested, their testers just hit gold and don't go deep enough to detect the base metal coated by gold. 3. Maybe they are just lucky. Average weight about 2-3 gram from 0.5 gram to 5 grams. Average size is 12mm or from 9 to 25 mm per item. Most items in near mint condition but some might have minor tarnishing or blemishes cause they are over 100 years old or tiny holes to set into necklaces, earrings, pendants, bracelets or jewelry. Can be used for nativity, decoration, collection, gifting, churches, art or for jewelry making. Stunning neat craftsmanship and amazing tiny details. Again, this is the last change to get them free, since those are from the last bags from defunct Italian Church that was closed during World War II. Have hundreds of them from Giving away for free on Holidays Friday December 12, Saturday 13, Sunday December 14 and if still have left then Saturday December 21 and Sunday December 22 on Garage Sale San Francisco FROM 10AM TO 2PM. Gold Miniatures are free. Also selling on garage sale with many stunning one of a kind items

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