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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;GregH, post: 2767610, member: 75936&quot;]My experience, same as others, is that the quality of uncleaned ancient coins has diminished and there&#039;s rarely anything of interest or value underneath the dirt. It wasn&#039;t always so. About 10 years ago, prices were better, there was abundance and variety. My first uncleaned coins were Seleucids, Nabateans and Judeans. For about $100, I received about 100 coins. Most were attributable after cleaning. There wasn&#039;t anything particularly rare to be found, but I increased the value of the coins by maybe 5-10x after patient cleaning. That said, it wasn&#039;t a great money maker - my &quot;wage&quot; per hour would have only been a few bucks considering how time consuming the project is![/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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