I Need Really Need Some Help

The best place is here on the forum. Our gracious hosts operate a well respected consignment coin business.
http://www.coincommunity.com/coin_consignment/

You could take it to a local store but unless someone here knows a trustworthy fellow the coins could be highly undervalued.

What sort of collection is it so we can give you an idea of it's overall worth.

Got pics?

I live in St Louis(close to Ted Drewes) and could possibly help you sort through and catalog the collection. If you are interested, just PM me.

Sorry to hear about your neighbor, that is a nasty disease I work in the Neurology Dept at Washington University and we have a collaborative research center that my lab is a part of(we study MS), the Hope Center for Neurological Diseases. The center was actually founded by someone with ALS who died a few years ago, he was a member of the Maritz family and had two other relatives die from the disease as well.

I agree with consignment through CCF. I sold a lot with the help of Susan and I did really well. She does a great job with them.

You might need 50 posts to PM people

You left out a lot of facts. For example does that person have some relatives around there? So just how well do you know this neighbor to know about those coins? Who asked you for that help? I ask this because of some reasons I've been through in the past and also others I know have similar situations pop up.
What I mean is basically for you not to get to involved unless absolutely necessary. If you know these people well, almost anything you do would be suspect of you cheating. If they have relatives and you know them, they too will eventually suspect and possibly make comments on how you made a fortune on them. How many coins have you pocketed when no one was watching? Then the whispering in the neighbor hood will start about all the money you made on that poor sick lady and her family. This really happens and often.
My suggestion is to confront whoever suggested you get involved, well explain you would appreciate a family member also helping in this project.
Next purchase a Red Book and start a list of the coins. Have a column for approximate values based on that book. This book is well known to be about 20 to 25% over actual value. This book is also what dealers of coins could, should, might, sell for, not your attempting to sell price. This could become excessive pending the amount of coins involved. Looking up each coin, album, proof or uncir set, one at a time could also take up a lot of your time. You could also look up each item on ebay, the PCGS web site, Numismedia prices, Coin World prices, etc. As a general rule you will never be compensated for this and again, you now are a suspect in padding the situation. Possibly even pocketing some of the more valuable coins.
You could accumulate numerous posts right here for a while and then attempt to sell those here. One method would be to try to find out the real prices of many of the coins in that mess with posts like this one.
OOOPPPPS. Forgot. WELCOME TO THE FORUM.

Biokemist6, Thank you. I sent you an email and I udated my profile so you can send me one through here but I don't know because I'm not up to 50 posts yet.

In regards to the CC Morgans, are they in oversized black slabs? If so, then they are most likely uncirculated GSA issued Morgans from the Treasury sales in the early 70s. Your neighbor really lucked out with those dates- 1882,83, and 84 are the common date CCs and are worth $175-200 but the three dates you listed are minimally $4-500 in Mint State