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About LinkBacksWhatever looks cool to you! The more pictures though the better.Originally Posted by cpb614
That is a priceless collection right there! From the sounds of it however, it seems to be in good hands.
Whatever looks cool to you! The more pictures though the better.
That is a priceless collection right there! From the sounds of it however, it seems to be in good hands.
They sound like a silver hoarder.
Most likley, but they are not just thrown in a box, they are individually wrapped, and look like they were well taken care of...
Kind like unboxing a silver strip tease.
HOw cool. I hope who ever inherits whats left of my collection someday will be as enthusiastic and discerning. I hope CoinTalk will still be around.
This was all new to me the only coins I ever collected were when I was 12-15..this collection is a great one and everyday that goes by, I learn more and more about it. This forum I learned most of my info, and im glad I joined it..
I most likley will not start a collection myself, I have a few other hobbies, but when and if I decide to sell this in bulk or a little at a time, I will definitley be on this site
I would like to thank everyone again for all your help with my questions and all the Pm's I received.....Getting this collection has been a great experience and I will continue to enjoy it
Anyone know what reason anyone would have the state quarters graded?
Thank you
high grade proofs can fetch a few bucks
i wasnt out looking for them but ended up with a few pf69 statehood silver and clad quarters
that is exactly what I have...20 of them
Ebay em
If I were to eBay some of them it would be the lower graded ones.also fee on eBay are get higher each day.
but everything is today to.
Ebay is a joke anymore..everyone tries to get something for nothing, and backs out on deals...
I want to sell to a collector who is going to appreciate the time put into collecting these coins and will expand their collection.
Well It has been a few weeks of sorting, and sorting and cataloging....There is quite a few coins in this collection, and the past few weeks I have been carefully reading up on grading standards and how they grade coins.
I would venture to say, over half the loose coins are in books, and not graded, but I am going out on a limb and saying they look uncirculated and some look new...
What criteria and which coins would be the best to be graded?
And, would it be worth the investment???
MS-66-68* are were I would go.but I don't know what type of coins you like??
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