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Greetings - I'm a newbie poster from Virginia. Looking forward to checking out the site and getting to know folks.

I'm a history buff and casual coin collector, for about 20 years now. Not yet retired and been raising kids, so haven't had as much time to devote as I'd like - eventually though expect to get more into it.

I'll admit that I joined the site just now for bit of a selfish reason - I wanted to get some info about selling some inherited coins. (it's a long story) So if anyone's willing to point me in the right direction (best place to discuss on this site) it would be most appreciated.

Otherwise - looking forward to the site!
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Welcome to the Forum!
As for your inherited coins, you will need to seek out an honest evaluation of what you have and then an appraisal. You should seek out a reputable local coin store/dealer (perhaps some forum members from Virginia or your area can chime in) to begin the process. It is a process and depending on the value of the coins will require more than one evaluation. If the coins are graded by a TPG (third party grader) the process is somewhat easier, if the coins are raw, authentication will be very important.
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