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<p>[QUOTE="Broseph, post: 1810295, member: 57276"]It would be easier to do a cash for gold and buy coins and jewelry at scrap prices. From there you could resell the nice ones. Then you only really need to worry about knowing if it's really silver/gold, not necessarily a genuine coin. If it's a 1932 quarter with a D soldered on, it's still worth scrap.</p><p>Cash for gold guys get all kinds of cool coins at RIDICULOUS prices. That's what I would do if I wasn't getting my doctorate.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Broseph, post: 1810295, member: 57276"]It would be easier to do a cash for gold and buy coins and jewelry at scrap prices. From there you could resell the nice ones. Then you only really need to worry about knowing if it's really silver/gold, not necessarily a genuine coin. If it's a 1932 quarter with a D soldered on, it's still worth scrap. Cash for gold guys get all kinds of cool coins at RIDICULOUS prices. That's what I would do if I wasn't getting my doctorate.[/QUOTE]
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