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LakeArenal

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3. If you have a jeweler they could advise you.

Reply to Samrob (Original post)

Sat Apr 2, 2022, 07:02 PM

Apr 2022

Yes there is a market for them. If it’s a big collection like my dad’s, arrange to show an appraiser in a conference room at your bank or lawyer. You don’t want to be toting $10,000 of coins in your car.

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Need some help from DU. [View all] Samrob Apr 2022 OP

Pawn Stars? or Antique Road Show? Since they are televised... TigressDem Apr 2022 #1

When my father-in-law died his attorney used this group to find a qualified expert. PdamnedQ Apr 2022 #2

Thanks! Samrob Apr 2022 #8

If you have a jeweler they could advise you. LakeArenal Apr 2022 #3

Baltimore has a numismatic expo in a couple months blm Apr 2022 #4

Get two appraisals. Sneederbunk Apr 2022 #5

have you looked any of them up online? Blues Heron Apr 2022 #6

Not yet. Samrob Apr 2022 #7

All the posts above are good advice. But if you want to start slowly and perhaps gain some dameatball Apr 2022 #9

Here is what I know, for what it's worth. multigraincracker Apr 2022 #10

Thank you. Samrob Apr 2022 #11

DO NOT TAKE THEM to a Pawn Shop! Take them to a respectable coin collector Emile Apr 2022 #12