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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;coolhandred, post: 2210723, member: 73341&quot;]I have sold coins and collectibles in many different venues; flea markets, antique co-ops, antique shows, coin shows, and through specialized coin auctions such as Heritage, and still do.&nbsp; </p><p><br /></p><p>The key is to understand where to place a specific group of coins.&nbsp; Rarities are best sold via a large coin auction house such as Heritage or CNG, etc; however the time frame is 3-6 months minimum if not longer.&nbsp; I have sold coins on eBay since 1998 and have coins for sale on eBay at present.&nbsp; Ebay is not seller friendly, and you can and will get bad buyers now and again, (less than 5% is my experience).&nbsp; However you control the timing of the sale and you will have you cash, (less commissions), much quicker.&nbsp; &nbsp; Dealing with problems on line is the cost of doing business.</p><p><br /></p><p>Really common stuff, such as pre-64 silver you can get the best price at coin shows or local coin shops where they need to buy in order to keep the doors open.&nbsp;&nbsp; Common&nbsp; sense suggests that the dealers at a coin show paid money to set up and are actively looking to buy and sell.&nbsp; Just offer to show you coins to a dealer who is handling the type of items you are looking to sell.&nbsp; Don&#039;t try to sell ancient coins to a guy dealing in modern proof and commemorative coins.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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