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<p>[QUOTE="Nick69, post: 2986342, member: 92972"]That's great I'm so glad to hear that you have a spark of interest in this. I personally have been collecting coins for over 50 years but I'm not a professional by any means. I do however have a love for numismatics. Hopefully your kids will appreciate them as much as your mother did and maybe start a new collector in them! Being just recently retired I'd love going through a hoard of coins like yours but I know you don't know me and I don't know you so I hope you have fun looking at all of them and learning about coins it can be a fun hobby especially when there's value involved. Oh and I almost forgot one thing (I don't mean to throw a monkey wrench into the works) there's also something else to look for in coins. Errors. The Mint inadvertantly produces errors. There's all kinds of errors way too many to try to explain here. I didn't specifically see anything in your pictures that showed any errors but they could be possible. If you do find any errors they could add a significant amout of value to an already valuable coin. Do some research with your kids and it might not be a bad idea to separate your coins into denominations first and study one type of coin at a time. You could start with whatever you have the most of, or the least of, or just start with one cent coins and continue from there. If there's anything you can't identify you can always come back here and ask someone. Good luck again and happy coin hunting!!![/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Nick69, post: 2986342, member: 92972"]That's great I'm so glad to hear that you have a spark of interest in this. I personally have been collecting coins for over 50 years but I'm not a professional by any means. I do however have a love for numismatics. Hopefully your kids will appreciate them as much as your mother did and maybe start a new collector in them! Being just recently retired I'd love going through a hoard of coins like yours but I know you don't know me and I don't know you so I hope you have fun looking at all of them and learning about coins it can be a fun hobby especially when there's value involved. Oh and I almost forgot one thing (I don't mean to throw a monkey wrench into the works) there's also something else to look for in coins. Errors. The Mint inadvertantly produces errors. There's all kinds of errors way too many to try to explain here. I didn't specifically see anything in your pictures that showed any errors but they could be possible. If you do find any errors they could add a significant amout of value to an already valuable coin. Do some research with your kids and it might not be a bad idea to separate your coins into denominations first and study one type of coin at a time. You could start with whatever you have the most of, or the least of, or just start with one cent coins and continue from there. If there's anything you can't identify you can always come back here and ask someone. Good luck again and happy coin hunting!!![/QUOTE]
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