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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;mark_h, post: 749756, member: 3726&quot;]Too me the whole key to this lot will be attributing them.&nbsp; To me several of the coins will not bring a whole lot.&nbsp; The 1794 alone, if you can attribute it - might bring 30-40(or more) on ebay.&nbsp; You just never know.&nbsp; In the rest of the coins I see two ag&#039;s a 1812 and 1813 - the 1812 looks nicer that the one pictured above in my opinion.&nbsp; The 1813 has a slight hit at 2 o&#039;clock, but still a decent coin. The 1819 is definetly cleaned, but not too bad - I would call it f details.</p><p><br /></p><p>The corroded 1812 above would probably bring more than the ag, but I would buy the ag before I bought the corroded coin.&nbsp; As for the corroded 1812 I would net it out vg details - still I would not buy it, but others will for those details.</p><p><br /></p><p>Now there are several damaged coins that would sale, but I will not speculate for how much.&nbsp; To me, maybe a couple of dollars - but ebay, they could be priceless. The 1800/79 is a popular variety, but the damage just hurts me to look at. Again accurate variety attribution could help.</p><p><br /></p><p>I will not speculate how much these will bring if sold separately - but I would expect you to make a small profit.&nbsp; If you do sale them please let us know how you did. In my honest opinion I think you paid about the right price, maybe a little over - but probably splitting them up on ebay you will make money.&nbsp; Best of luck![/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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