Grandma Being 99 Was Told I Picked Up A New Hobby😄

Suggest posting here first:
http://goccf.com/f/126

When you get them sorted out, check out the sites before you start searching through these coins. Get a sense of what to look for on them. What areas that are affected by doubled dies and RPMs. Then other odd coins put in a separate pile to check later. A damaged coin is just a face value coin. If there are incuse marks on a coin, the rims are damage, bent coins, odd colored coins that are normal. Just a lot of things that people hang onto, that are more of a spender item. Then other times something will look normal to them, but are really something collectable. So take your time with them. Check them the first time. Set them aside. (don't spend them) Then re-check them when you learn more about what is out there. Your knowledge will grow. Go through them several times before spending them. See what could be out there. Ask questions here? Show great images with the devices horizontal so we can take a look if you have questions. Remember, there is no dumb question. The dumb thing is not to ask and then later on, you find out you assumed incorrectly. A great way to learn is to check on CoopHome. Note it turns blue? Click on that and you will see a thread of many education questions asked, and new information for new collectors. (with thousands of images) The more you know before you look, will save a lot of time, because you will know what to look for.