Let The Liquidation Begin! Question For The Group.

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Bump111 Pillar of the Community United States 3332 Posts	Posted Yesterday 6:48 pm I've started the process of divesting most of my items in preparation for retirement in the near future. I would be happy to offer some things here in the buy/sell forum but wasn't sure if there would be interest in some of the more specialized items. I have a good number of So-Called Dollars, Hard Times Tokens, and assorted medals. Do you think there may be sufficient interest in these types of items? I could put them up and see what happens, but I don't want to spend a lot of time photographing things that would probably not be of interest to very many people. I have a box full of stuff that will be headed to Great Collections in the next couple of weeks and I've been in touch with a friend who operates a local auction house with online presence. I will probably send him a pile of stuff. There will still be a LOT of items after I make these two contacts. I will likely be putting some regular coins for sale as the weeks and months go by. "Nummi rari mira sunt, si sumptus ferre potes." - Christophorus filius Scotiae Report this Post to the Staff

HondoB Bedrock of the Community United States 25823 Posts	Posted Yesterday 7:26 pm Quote: I have a good number of So-Called Dollars, Hard Times Tokens, and assorted medals. Would a list be too much trouble? Inordinately fascinated by bits of metal with strange markings and figures Report this Post to the Staff
Brandmeister Pillar of the Community United States 6616 Posts	Posted Yesterday 8:25 pm Very interesting to see someone liquidating their collection! Good luck with the sales, and with finding good homes for all your treasures. Rather than photo stuff individually, you could just snap pictures of many items at once. People could ask for specifics if they were interested in what they see. Report this Post to the Staff
southsav Pillar of the Community 2225 Posts	Posted Yesterday 9:43 pm Interest would probably be generated with general group photos and perhaps a rough list as already suggested. Members can then send you interest emails. Edited by southsav Yesterday 9:45 pm Report this Post to the Staff
Roller42 New Member United States 28 Posts	Posted Yesterday 9:46 pm I am selling everything, too, but I'm doing it through dealers and a local coin club. The pricey stuff I take to local coin shows and find a dealer or two, the smaller stuff I take to the local coin club auction. No postage, no sellers fee, and all cash transactions. I have been very happy with the results, so far. The most recent talk at my local coin club was on Hard Times Tokens. You might check around for local clubs and go to a meeting or two, if there is one in your area. You might just find a kindred spirit in a buying mood. Good luck! Report this Post to the Staff
Bump111 Pillar of the Community United States 3332 Posts	Posted Today 34M ago Thank you for your suggestions. I have all my items listed in spreadsheets, but I'm not sure if that is something that can be pasted into a thread. Below is a snippet of some items: HTTs: 1833 Attleboro / Robinson & Jones (ANACS VF35) 1834 Running Boar 1834 S. B. Schenck 1835 Plough / Walsh's General Store (ANACS VF35) 1835 Lansingburgh / Lafayette 1835 Alfred Willard (1837) I Take The Responsibility 1837 Illustrious Predecessor 1837 Shin Plasters 1837 Coronet Head / Stars 1837 Feuchtwanger Cent (NGC MS62) 1837 Merchant's Exchange 1837 S. Maycock & Co. Store Card 1837 Half Cent Worth Of Pure Copper (ANACS F12) 1837 Half Cent Worth Of Pure Copper (ANACS XF40) 1837 Deveau Liberty / Boot 1838 Loco Foco 1841 Webster / Van Buren SCDs: 1893 Columbian Expo 1914 Panama Pacific Expo / Canal Medal 1915 Panama Pacific Expo / Tower of Jewels 1915 Panama California Expo (1924) Stone Mountain Children's Medal 1926 Philadelphia International Expo Medal 1932 William Penn Medal (1939) North Carolina Dollar 1954 Cradle Of The Union / Albany, NY Assorted medals and tokens: 1965 Maryland World's Fair Commission 1969 R.F. Kennedy / Pres. Seal (1970) Stone Mountain Medal 1973 Skylab Medal 1975 General Daniel Morgan Medal 1975 Major Henry Lee Medal 1976 Franklin / Bicentennial 1976 North Carolina Bicentennial Medal 1979 Kona Coast Dollar 1980 Niagara Falls Trade dollar 1985 Niagara Falls Trade dollar 1986 Statue of Liberty Bicentennial / Sears 100th (1986) Thomas Jefferson /Statue of Liberty Centennial Medal (Ag) (1986) Francis Scott Key / Statue of Liberty Centennial Medal (Ag) (1986) John F. Kennedy / Statue of Liberty Centennial Medal (Ag) 2003 Norfed $5 (Ag) 2011 Flight 93 2011 Morgan / Shield 2011 Pentagon / Eagle 2011 Twin Towers 2011 Walking Liberty / Shield 2014 American Fighter Aces 2014 Doolittle Tokyo Raiders 2014 Civil Air Patrol 2017 JFK / Inaug. Address 2020 Moonlight Mint HTT (Ag) Erlanger Cotton Mills 5 Cent Token Space Exploration Fort Knox / Treasury Seal US Mint Philadelphia / Eagle & US Map US Mint Philadelphia / G. Washington OSS George Washington Medal (Ag) John Adams Medal (Ag) Thomas Jefferson Medal (Ag) NCNB / First Man on the Moon Burroughs Wellcome Co. / RTP United Railways & Elec. / Baltimore Augusta Coach Company / Georgia Buffalo-themed silver round "Nummi rari mira sunt, si sumptus ferre potes." - Christophorus filius Scotiae Report this Post to the Staff
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