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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;MIGuy, post: 8110551, member: 116145&quot;]I&#039;m going to have to gently disagree with those who say keep them.&nbsp; If your grandpa said sell them and don&#039;t get ripped off, and that&#039;s your goal, then it sounds like you&#039;re on the right track.&nbsp; You might want to go to Numista (website) and post specific pictures here to assess any potential valuable errors / coins.&nbsp; It will help you a lot if you learn as much as possible prior to selling.&nbsp; You may also want to sign up for Greysheet for values - and check &quot;sold&quot; values on eBay - one member of this site recently noted they&#039;d sold most of their Peace Dollars at about 15% above Greysheet prices based on using that value as a base and eBay sold values (on average) to adjust same.&nbsp; When you&#039;re ready, I use eBay (which takes time - good pictures are important, and remember to factor in the costs for eBay fees and shipping), but you might consider consulting with a Local Coin Dealer - or better, a couple of them - to get an estimate of value and consider consigning all or some to them.&nbsp; There may be other contributors here who have even better ideas or alternatives.&nbsp; I don&#039;t sell often, I was buying and selling a bit a couple years ago when silver prices were cheaper.&nbsp; Things have gotten a bit pricey for me.&nbsp; Congratulations on the collection and having such a great grandpa![/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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