I am looking to an excavator or a place to but cheap uncleaned roman coins. I am looking to buy uncleaned coins for $1 or less if possible!
Stupid people on this sight that clearly know almost nothing of the topic. It's called a coins patina, not tarnish. It doesn't devalue ancient coins to clean them of dirt and grit - you just don't want to remove the years of patina. Compare sights with genuine coins to what fake coins look like. I think you can get better coins for cheap, one by one from a dealer with good reputation, than taking chances with ucleaned lots (which are certainly picked over first, and might be fakes under the fake dirt anyway) If you have no coins maybe uncleaned lot is OK to try once or twice (if seller has good rep.) Ask them if coins turn out to be fakes can you return?
Under $1? Wow! You don't ask for much. The first link appears to be outdated, but the second link might be helpful.
