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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;JCB1983, post: 1344638, member: 23885&quot;]A lady stopped in the shop yesturday.&nbsp; She was interested in buying some costume jewelry we had.&nbsp; Anyhow we got to talking coins and she mentioned that her uncles friend was looking for an appraisal for his deceased fathers coin collection.&nbsp; She actually asked if I would be able to do it, and how much would it cost.&nbsp; I told her that I did not have a precious metals license, and could give her a rough estimate on U.S. coins, but did not have the authority or position to be able to certify anything.&nbsp; She took down my number.&nbsp; The only thing I can think of is to give her number to a local long time trusted dealer.&nbsp; Should I ask to be present during the appraisal if it happens?&nbsp; I think it would be very exciting, but have no clue as to how much to charge or what the general procedures are.&nbsp; I explained that I&#039;d separte the coins into series, and then use current current greysheet/realized prices+ ebay completed listings to do the pricing.&nbsp; The only coin she could point out in the shop that she recognized was the morgan dollar.&nbsp; No clue how big the collection is.&nbsp; Any advice is greatly appreciated.</p><p><br /></p><p>~Jason[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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