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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Just Carl, post: 289455, member: 4552&quot;]Take all coins to a bank and deposit them into a savings account. More for us coin searchers. :smile</p><p><br /></p><p>So much depends on you. If interested in coins as a hobby, collector, learning about history, coin values, etc., there are many things you should be doing. To start separate the coins by denominations and years. If no Albums, put as many in plastic rolls or 2x2&#039;s untill you figure out what you have. You really need a few books on coins, not many, just a few so you don&#039;t get rid of something valuable. Try flea markets, coin stores, garage/yard salesl or even a book store. Preferably&nbsp; purchase a book a few&nbsp; years old so you don&#039;t have to pay as much and being interested in what you have, any prices listed may not be worth the paper it&#039;s printed on. It&#039;s the information in the books you want for now at least. </p><p>As already noted be carefull with those coins. True cotton gloves may be a little over kill but banging a coin to another coin and finding it WAS worth thousands prior to the nicks, may make you think twice. If you ever watch that TV show Antique Road Show you&#039;ll hear them say so many times, if this was in better condition it would be worth many times ...........[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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