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<p>[QUOTE="themdg, post: 934765, member: 26114"]Hi Everyone. This is my first post besides an intro post. </p><p><br /></p><p>My rad Grandpa died last year, and Grandma is starting to clean up his office. She sent his coins home with me to sell for her (or buy from her), and it's a bit overwhelming. I'll be cataloging it (a spreadsheet), taking the face-value stuff to the coin counting machine at the bank etc, then doing some research on the rest, and either buying them for my collection, or selling them. </p><p><br /></p><p>Here is a photo of the whole shebang (and a link to a larger version, if you want to look closer)</p><p><br /></p><p><img src="http://themdg.org/pics/posts/2010-06-29-WSBCoins-1.JPG" class="bbCodeImage wysiwygImage" alt="" unselectable="on" /></p><p><br /></p><p><a href="http://themdg.org/pics/posts/2010-06-29-WSBCoinslarge.JPG" target="_blank" class="externalLink ProxyLink" data-proxy-href="http://themdg.org/pics/posts/2010-06-29-WSBCoinslarge.JPG" rel="nofollow">http://themdg.org/pics/posts/2010-06-29-WSBCoinslarge.JPG</a></p><p><br /></p><p>Generally, the contents are: </p><p><br /></p><ul> <li>Circulated coins from the 60-90's.</li> <li>Tubes of coins "graded" by Grandpa as either "BU" or "AU". Usually in a roll of the same year and mint mark. Dates range from the late 1930's to 2000's.</li> <li>Many proof sets (the black, green, purple, boxes around the back and side there), and Uncirculated sets (example: envelope with uncirc 1985 P and D coins sealed in plastic, along with some paperwork.)</li> <li>A few silver proof sets.</li> <li>Eisenhower dollar proofs</li> <li>A few silver ignots (that set of 6 at about 1-o-clock).</li> <li>2 add-a-coin banks (with no key, or course since they were Bank banks) full of coins.</li> <li>Misc silver coins. Dimes, quarters, halves, dollars.</li> <li>Several coin book sets including mostly-filled books. Many silver coins here.</li> <li>LOADS of wheat pennies and some Indian heads.</li> <li>etc. . .</li> </ul><p><br /></p><p>I am finding many that fill spots in my books, which is nice. But I am not considering keeping more than 10% of this collection. </p><p><br /></p><p>Can anyone offer any advise on where to start with something like this? I am in no rush for time and enjoy dealing with the coins, so no need to dump it all at once. </p><p><br /></p><p>Thanks in advance.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="themdg, post: 934765, member: 26114"]Hi Everyone. This is my first post besides an intro post. My rad Grandpa died last year, and Grandma is starting to clean up his office. She sent his coins home with me to sell for her (or buy from her), and it's a bit overwhelming. I'll be cataloging it (a spreadsheet), taking the face-value stuff to the coin counting machine at the bank etc, then doing some research on the rest, and either buying them for my collection, or selling them. Here is a photo of the whole shebang (and a link to a larger version, if you want to look closer) [IMG]http://themdg.org/pics/posts/2010-06-29-WSBCoins-1.JPG[/IMG] [URL]http://themdg.org/pics/posts/2010-06-29-WSBCoinslarge.JPG[/URL] Generally, the contents are: [LIST] [*]Circulated coins from the 60-90's. [*]Tubes of coins "graded" by Grandpa as either "BU" or "AU". Usually in a roll of the same year and mint mark. Dates range from the late 1930's to 2000's. [*]Many proof sets (the black, green, purple, boxes around the back and side there), and Uncirculated sets (example: envelope with uncirc 1985 P and D coins sealed in plastic, along with some paperwork.) [*]A few silver proof sets. [*]Eisenhower dollar proofs [*]A few silver ignots (that set of 6 at about 1-o-clock). [*]2 add-a-coin banks (with no key, or course since they were Bank banks) full of coins. [*]Misc silver coins. Dimes, quarters, halves, dollars. [*]Several coin book sets including mostly-filled books. Many silver coins here. [*]LOADS of wheat pennies and some Indian heads. [*]etc. . . [/LIST] I am finding many that fill spots in my books, which is nice. But I am not considering keeping more than 10% of this collection. Can anyone offer any advise on where to start with something like this? I am in no rush for time and enjoy dealing with the coins, so no need to dump it all at once. Thanks in advance.[/QUOTE]
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