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What Will Happen To Your Coin Collection When You Die?

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I have no idea what will happen to my collection when I pass away. Possibly someone will dump it all in a bank.

Carl do me a favor , before you go let me know of some of the banks that are near you !
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 Posted 09/01/2021  3:19 pm  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add EddieDiz to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
I would have them put in the coffin with me but I wouldn't be able to see them.
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before you go let me know of some of the banks that are near you !
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My son has his own collection, so he'll be getting mine. I THINK he may share one or two with his sister, but probably not.....
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Pro tip, if you think you're going to die, eat your coin collection to gain it's powers.
























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Pro tip, if you think you're going to die, eat your coin collection to gain it's powers.
Level up!
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As my collection is very specialized and would appeal only to limited markets, about 90% (Britain and colonies) goes to Dix Noonan Webb, Baldwin's, or St. James (depending on fees at the time), and the rest (North America) to Heritage. Post-sale distribution of proceeds to wife and son, all as spelled out clearly in my will.


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 Posted 09/24/2021  01:07 am  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add TexMex to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
Just in case something happens to me I made an agreement with a friend who is a coin dealer to buy my collection from my family at a fair market price to save them the headache or to help them price it out to be sold as they wish.
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I have instructed my kids:
public auction by specialist numismatic auctioneer.

Actually, the auctioneer has been imploring me to sell my collection for about the last 5 years or so, just like a real estate agent, but I have resisted. His turnover is consistently above $10 million per year.

Lower valued coins will be parceled in job lots of 5 to 100 or so,
higher valued coins auctioned as singles.
Total value realized would be in the many 10's of $thousands.
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Actually, the auctioneer has been imploring me to sell my collection for about the last 5 years or so, just like a real estate agent, but I have resisted.
Vultures!
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A recent health issue has me thinking about this. I have no clear plan. My collection is strongest in France and Sweden from about 1520-1870.
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