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 Posted 09/14/2015  6:51 pm  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add Parklane64 to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
You have done well, grasshopper.

Keep learning and weighing potential future selling price against cashing out right now.



Good fortune.
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 Posted 09/14/2015  7:46 pm  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add jjw to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
Sorry, no more pictures -- all the coins are in the safety deposit box. I had a great picture of all the dimes laid out on the carpet just to show my siblings how many it was, but I deleted the picture after I sent the email.

I'll have to work on getting pictures, anybody ever try mounting a coin in a holder for a higher end scanner? (I got one to scan old photos from the estate).

There are a couple of 1864 2 cent pieces in G condition, but I have no idea if they are small or large motto. I will take those to an expert for sure. Odds are they are large motto...

I put all silver dollars, half dollars, and any coin that I thought could be worth more than $10 in the sleeves I made with acid free paper. The rest (hundreds of Roosevelt dimes, a lot of quarters) went back in rolls.

Thank you all for your input!

This is my inventory of silver dollars. (the 1921's are morgans)


CoinID	year	mint	condition	#coins
1 	1879		G		1
2 	1880		X		1
8	  1880		F		1
3	 1881	O	G		1
9	 1881		F		1
10	 1882	O	F		1
11 	1882	S	G		1
12 	1884	S	G		1
4	 1885		G		1
13 	1885		X		1
14	 1885		G		1
15	 1886	O	G		1
5	 1887	O	G-		1
16 	1888	O	G		1
6	 1889		X+		1
17 	1892	O	G		1
18	 1898	O	G		1
7	1899	O	X		1
19	1900	O	G		1
20	1904	O	G		1
21	1904	S	G-		1
25	1921	D	X		1
26	1921	D	G		1
27	1921	D	F		1
24	1921	S	G		4
22	1921		X		5
23	1921		G		3
30	1922	S	G		3
28	1922		G		1
29	1922		G		2
32	1923	S	F		3
31	1923		F		2
33	1924		G		1
35	1926	S	G		3
34	1926		X		1
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Welcome! I hope you are enjoying learning about these pieces of history.

One thing I would caution you about is yes, use the RedBook to ID rare items (or go to musmimedia.com), but the values on that book are so overboard I don't even buy one anymore. I do recommend one for history, mintages etc. though. As a simple example, choose one of your coins, look it up in the RedBook, and then look up the sold ones on ebay.

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 Posted 09/15/2015  01:38 am  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add zeta374 to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply


Nice inheritance of coins!
That Peace dollar looked really nice!!
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Wow, take your time, read. Invest in quality albums, grade your duplicates and sell them or disperse amongst your relatives. You have a lot to do!! Enjoy. Again, take your time and read.
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I was in a similar situation a year ago, with the proceeds from the sale of my dad's coins going to my mother. I don't see anything of much numismatic value in your lists, but would still recommend selling them to a local coin dealer rather than a metals broker. I had priced his collection of modern US proofs on metals only for the estate, and was surprised to receive about 25% more than I expected from my dealer. While most of the proofs were common, a few were not.
"Two minutes ago I would have sold my chances for a tired dime." Fred Astaire
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 Posted 09/15/2015  10:46 pm  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add jjw to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
Thanks again to all of you for your insights. I am much more aware now as I proceed.

Cheers to all!
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 Posted 09/16/2015  8:12 pm  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add Nickelfinder311 to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
Hi and Welcome! I would say don't sell any of the silver coins until price is at least $19/ounce. If you are in need of fast cash, sell it. It's up to you!
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Yeah they worth more to a coin dealer I say then anyone else. Junk silver like that sells and is more likely to go to a collector rather then to be melted. Not that it would happen likely.
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09/22/2015 04:08 am
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What kind of foreign coins? Could help you get rid of them...
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