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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Just Carl, post: 670983, member: 4552&quot;]To much depends on what YOU used for pricing. Remember that if you used prices of coins being sold by dealers at coin stores or coin shows, then your prices are on the inflated side. And too this all depends on the grades of those coins, the market for those coins, the ease in selling those coins. For an example those Franklin Halves. If you check out coin shows you would notice those are not really great sellers. Naturally there are those that collect them but usually only in really high grades. That is the same with many coins that are noticably not a great seller for some reason. The Jefferson Nickel has that problem too. Note the Washington Quarters. From 32 to 35 they are usually priced in even the G-4 area but after that they must be in at least EF. </p><p>So as to your situation. Those coins may well be worth a lot more than what you might pay but are they really worth that.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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