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that is exactly why I mentioned Susan and Bobby, they are the ones who run this forum and in my opinion are very trustworthy and would give honest opinions on grade and worth, it would be in their own benefit since they would get a percentage of the sales so they need to know and let known what the coin is and have a value in mind. Do I think it is wrong to throw in a key date coin to see how someone reacts, no I don't and actually think it could weed out some unscrupulous dealers also, just be sure when you leave you have that key date coin still in the collection and they didn't palm the coin while you were looking at something else. I don't think this would be needed with the individuals I mentioned though as I would trust them myself with my collection if something were to happen to me, as a matter of fact I have it written down to contact them if something were to happen to me and no one wanted to keep the collection for themself

Hey guys...I'm back. I understand there was some interest in the 1972 silver quarter out there?

Hi Jeremy. I have just gained access to a digital camera, but not sure how to post a pic. Can you, or anyone guide me in the process?

I suggest just purchasing a Red Book and a few other books on coins. Sit down and breeze through them and learn something of what you really have. Then you can think about selling or collecting.