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Message:: [QUOTE="Deacon Ray, post: 3105721, member: 81896"]Welcome to the Ancients Forum, [USER=96014]@Shazzam[/USER] ! I'd set the large silver ones aside as novelty items. I'm not sure about the smaller silver coins either but if you post some quality enlargements of them, I'm sure an experienced collector (not me) will assist you with an opinion about authenticity. The remainder is a great starter set for a beginning ancient coin collector. If you try to sell them, you're not going to get much. They're far more valuable for their history and their "Wow" factor when showing them to folks who don't collect ancient coins. I hope you choose to keep the good ones and join us. There are many folks on this forum who will encourage and help you. It can be a lot of fun attributing the different coins. I had a bag of unattributed Roman coins but I took the easy way out and gave them all away. [ATTACH=full]786914[/ATTACH] I have a bag of Ancient Judaean coins and many of them need to be attributed but again, it's easier just to give them away. Of course I keep the best ones for my collection. <a href="https://www.cointalk.com/threads/drs-judaean-coin-poster-6-12-18.318050/#post-3105098" class="internalLink ProxyLink" data-proxy-href="https://www.cointalk.com/threads/drs-judaean-coin-poster-6-12-18.318050/#post-3105098">https://www.cointalk.com/threads/drs-judaean-coin-poster-6-12-18.318050/#post-3105098</a> [ATTACH=full]786915[/ATTACH] [/QUOTE]