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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Steve C, post: 1887844, member: 68115&quot;]My father passed away 22 years ago when I was 6, my mother and I kept his coin collection but have never had anyone look at it. Unfortunately I know nothing about the coins or his intent on collecting some of them. None of them are certified, most are loose and probably only a handful are in perfect condition so I don&#039;t know where to start.</p><p><br /></p><p>Would anyone be willing to look through the list I made and help me identify any coins I should look closer at? I did look at a few of them on eBay and Google but the volume of coins is a little overwhelming. I appreciate any help you can give!</p><p><br /></p><p>Here is a breakdown of what I found:</p><ul> <li>1854 Dollar Gold Coin (Indian Head) that has two probably significant scratches on it. Not certified but in protective case.</li> <li>Stack of Loose Dimes with dates from the late 50s to early 60s</li> <li>Two 1987 Silver Dollars with some discoloration</li> <li>1904 Penny w/ Indian Head</li> <li>1885 Penny w/ Indian Head</li> <li>1865 2 cent piece</li> <li>One 1884 Nickel with a ‘V’ on the back</li> <li>Two 1885 silver dollars (these both have an old price tag of $12/$13 dollars on them)</li> <li>One 1950 Nickel that was priced at $10.00</li> <li>One 1968 Nickel</li> <li>Another stack of dimes each in cardboard 2x2s dated from 1909 from 1937</li> <li>An 1895 quarter</li> <li>A small penny like coin that is marked ‘Denmark Prior to 1750’ The coin is almost unreadable.</li> <li>Silver Certificate Dollars - 1935 C, 1935 D, 1935 E, 1957, 1957 A, 1957 B</li> <li>Loose stack of 1880 silver dollar coins</li> <li>Two 1924 $20 Gold Coins - They do say COPY at the bottom, darn.</li> <li>A LOT of 1964 Loose Coins - Not sure if that was a significant year to him or for coins.</li> <li>Two 1964 uncirculated sets, one from Philadelphia and one from Denver in an envelope from the Treasury in San Francisco. <b>Verified NOT Accented Hair - Thanks Prime Mover</b></li> <li>A lot of pre-1982 pennies, pretty much from the 1900s to 70s.</li> <li>Stack of loose dimes from the 1930s</li> </ul><p>I appreciate any advice you can give. Thank you!</p><p><br /></p><p>Steve[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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