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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Kentucky, post: 2754296, member: 33176&quot;]Welcome to CoinTalk.&nbsp; What everyone is alluding to here is the fact that &quot;grading&quot; a coin, as most people mean it, refers to sending the coin to a grading service and having it encapsulated in plastic with a professional opinion printed on or in the plastic.&nbsp; Now this is not free, and as [USER=10461]@lordmarcovan[/USER] mentions, the fee for four coins would be at least $100.&nbsp; Now, why do this?&nbsp; In most cases, coins of considerable value can actually gain value upon validation and protection.&nbsp; These coins, while quite attractive, are so common, they have little value, and nothing would be gained by certification.&nbsp; That being said, you might want to keep them free from harm so that in future years they might gain value.&nbsp; Lots of products are out there to keep your coins in, all the way from Rubbermaid tubs to snap-together coin slabs.&nbsp; I would just keep these in a sealed container and add to them as I found nice representative samples of the coins.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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