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<p>[QUOTE="RobEdinburgh, post: 4650090, member: 113853"]Hello</p><p>tldr:</p><p>I've inherited a coin collection, is there anything here of value or interest, and how best to proceed?</p><p><br /></p><p>More detail:</p><p>My friend gave me a tin of old coins, she died last month aged 96 and I found more coins when I was clearing her house. There are a lot, possibly hundreds. It's not a formal organised collection. I've no idea what to do with them all. There are mostly British, African and Italian, although others too, from Victorian to much more recent. I suspect just gathered and kept over the years, although there was one that was worn on a chain.</p><p><br /></p><p>So how best to proceed? A coin dealer for an assessment (recommendations for by-post or Edinburgh area), or maybe people would be able to have a look if I was to upload batches of photos?</p><p><br /></p><p>I'm not really looking to start a new hobby, don't have time for all my current ones, but I would like to sell any valuable ones and ensure that I don't put anything of actual interest in the metal recycling!</p><p><br /></p><p>I feel it needs an experience eye to glance over and identify anything worth further investigation.</p><p><br /></p><p>Any advice would be appreciated.</p><p>Thank you</p><p>Rob</p><p>Hope I'm not taking liberties by asking![/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="RobEdinburgh, post: 4650090, member: 113853"]Hello tldr: I've inherited a coin collection, is there anything here of value or interest, and how best to proceed? More detail: My friend gave me a tin of old coins, she died last month aged 96 and I found more coins when I was clearing her house. There are a lot, possibly hundreds. It's not a formal organised collection. I've no idea what to do with them all. There are mostly British, African and Italian, although others too, from Victorian to much more recent. I suspect just gathered and kept over the years, although there was one that was worn on a chain. So how best to proceed? A coin dealer for an assessment (recommendations for by-post or Edinburgh area), or maybe people would be able to have a look if I was to upload batches of photos? I'm not really looking to start a new hobby, don't have time for all my current ones, but I would like to sell any valuable ones and ensure that I don't put anything of actual interest in the metal recycling! I feel it needs an experience eye to glance over and identify anything worth further investigation. Any advice would be appreciated. Thank you Rob Hope I'm not taking liberties by asking![/QUOTE]
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