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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Kentucky, post: 7568295, member: 33176&quot;]Unfortunately (?) the value of a coin is not only determined by its denomination and year, but also by condition.&nbsp; Take as an example an 1877 (no mint mark) dime.&nbsp; In G (Good) condition, the Red Book lists it as $15 (that would be a retail price, not what a dealer would buy it from you for), but in an uncirculated condition, it jumps to $150, and as a &quot;choice&quot; uncirculated to $250.&nbsp; Hard to grade coins accurately.&nbsp; I would pick 2-3 coin shops and take some of the coins to them and have them quote you a price as to what they would offer.&nbsp; Another thought is to take some of them to a coin club meeting to show off and some knowledgeable members will tell you if you have anything spectacular.&nbsp; Good luck and let us know how it goes.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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