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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;tjenkins_1983, post: 420923, member: 8167&quot;]A close friend asked me to look at their collection that belonged to their father when he died 20 years ago. They said they know the collection was worth quite a bit back then. I will, of course, give them the best advice I can. I&#039;m doing it for free because I always look for opportunities to enhance my grading skills. They said I could have first dibs on buying something in return. More than likely, it will be out of my price range, but it&#039;ll be fun to at least try to help. </p><p>My question is, should I ask them to contact their attorney or some other professional since it is an estate collection? I know we both trust each other and I&#039;m certainly not out to get the better of them. I have no real interest in it other than the experience. I mainly want to get them the best chance to make money should they choose to sell any of it. I just wonder if a lawyer would hinder that. Should I point them in the direction of eBay since we are both familiar with that? There are few dealers I would trust to send them to so I think they would probably be better off asking me or someone I know from my coin club who would do it for free and have no ill intentions.</p><p><br /></p><p>Any thoughts? Anyone had a similar situation?[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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