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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Derek2200, post: 4231889, member: 106755&quot;]Each coin will need to be taken out, analyzed individually, and submitted to PCGS for grading if justifies expense.</p><p><br /></p><p>Before that make an inventory by date and grade.&nbsp; Then cost it out using Bluebook.&nbsp; Next add it up get bottom line total.&nbsp; Jimmy in coin club did this with a Barber qtr set (not complete some dates missing). For coins which were Unc he costed them out at MS60. Some those appeared low end MS or possibly cleaned, toning dark areas, major marks, spots.</p><p><br /></p><p>He then made an offer to the seller which was accepted factoring in grading cost and other factors.&nbsp; Many were not worth slabbing but the ones which were he did well at FUN and Long Beach shows.&nbsp; The others went in his collector coin binder pages (full of 2x2’s) for shows.&nbsp; Many of them did well too.&nbsp; Over some burgers and beer at FUN he said the project overall went well.&nbsp; A couple came back details he just blew them out on the bay starting at 99c.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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