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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;coinman0456, post: 1084731, member: 18177&quot;]I find that a bit curious .&nbsp; May I ask who the Dealer was that suggested you take the coins to a show rather than make arrangements to bring them to his location for a look see ?&nbsp; As you stated your not in a rush to sell anything. May I suggest that if you are going to follow the suggestion to go to a show , it may be wise not to sell anything on the first go around offers. Note the dealers name and shop around . What area do you reside in ? Perhaps one of our&nbsp; elder members here may be close and can further assist you . We also have a few Professional Dealers who frequent this forum . So tread cautiously at that show.&nbsp; Was the atty that handled the Estate of any help ? Also , using the prices listed in Red Book as a source of values of your coins, is useless.&nbsp; No one buy&#039;s at Red Book prices. Not even close in many instances.&nbsp; That is why you need to reference either the appraisal used in the Estate papers or have someone , like a dealer do an appraisal for resale value for you.&nbsp; Trying to attempt such a task with simply photos here just won&#039;t cut it.&nbsp; Trust me , you won&#039;t get the attention of a dealer to give you a fair appraisal while during a show.&nbsp; It&#039;s unfair to you both.&nbsp; It is a good way to meet some dealers and get a feel for whom you think you would like to conduct this transaction with though and make an appointment to visit their shop at a later date .&nbsp; Of course , these are simply my suggestions for you.&nbsp; Happy Hunting and enjoy the show.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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