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<p>[QUOTE="medoraman, post: 1357238, member: 26302"]Harlan Berk is primarily ancients, but recently hired the former ANA director. Therefor, they may be a better choice than before. Certainly they are a reputable firm and are trustworthy. I am sure there are others, but I would not feel bad recommending Harlan Berk.</p><p><br /></p><p>I imagine they can handle the jewelry appraisal as well. If not, they would know a good dealer who does it.</p><p><br /></p><p>OP, I would warn you about wishing to sell ASAP. To do so generally entails selling to a dealer at much less than you can usually get at auction if you take the time. This is assuming the coins are auction worthy, and not junk silver and such. Berk will probably charge you to appraise the collection. I would have them advise you which ones would benefit from slabbing, and then I would suggest if its of good value to consign them to Heritage auctions or similar. All of this will take some time, but should maximize your returns. If speed is most important, I would have Berk make you an offer for the entire collection.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="medoraman, post: 1357238, member: 26302"]Harlan Berk is primarily ancients, but recently hired the former ANA director. Therefor, they may be a better choice than before. Certainly they are a reputable firm and are trustworthy. I am sure there are others, but I would not feel bad recommending Harlan Berk. I imagine they can handle the jewelry appraisal as well. If not, they would know a good dealer who does it. OP, I would warn you about wishing to sell ASAP. To do so generally entails selling to a dealer at much less than you can usually get at auction if you take the time. This is assuming the coins are auction worthy, and not junk silver and such. Berk will probably charge you to appraise the collection. I would have them advise you which ones would benefit from slabbing, and then I would suggest if its of good value to consign them to Heritage auctions or similar. All of this will take some time, but should maximize your returns. If speed is most important, I would have Berk make you an offer for the entire collection.[/QUOTE]
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