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Mint Ordering System Too Easily Scammed

coin dealer recently told me he received a call offering to sell 44 items recently purchased from the U.S. Mint that had a limit of one item per address. Outraged and suspicious, the dealer asked the seller how he came to possess 44 items when the limit was one.

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