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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Hoky77, post: 7295702, member: 97374&quot;]Get yourself a A.N.A. grading standards book. Any one who collects coins (or sells) should have a basic knowledge of the grading standards. The pictures you provided are not of a quality that most would grade from. Also get a pricing guide.&nbsp; Now to answer your question, yes they are worth grading but probably not in the sense that you asked. These should be graded by you so that you can check your pricing guide to have a idea of their worth in the event you want to sell them. Obviously a coin in very good condition in not valued as high as a almost uncirculated specimen. As for sending these to a TPG (Third Party Grader) I would not recommend doing that. At a glance I see coins whos&#039; value are less that the cost of having them slabbed. In other words a $12 coin is still going to sell for $12&nbsp; regardless of spending $30 to have it graded.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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