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Old 07-01-2009, 02:28 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Many Various Coins to Valuate: How to proceed?

I have just received an estate share of highly eclectic "collection" of American single coins, proof sets, uncirculated sets, individual cents, some foreign proof sets and rolls of Canadian dimes, Japanese proof sets, etc.,etc., as well as commemorative medals of US Presidents (no gold) and silver 1-ounce bars.

(Also: Many Kennedy Halves that are very unattractively "toned": Almost black in a crescent shape around and about 1/4 in from the obverse or reverse edges, etc. Does this destroy their value except for melt?)

I don't know quite where to start in trying to valuate these. I can start with the Red Book for the US coins, but there are many various coins and "medals" on which I can't even guess.

Anyone have suggestions for sources of values?
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