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<p>[QUOTE="Logger, post: 293900, member: 10905"]Inherited a fairly large collection of maple leafs, kugerands, double eagles, mexican olympic silver, and various US coins. My Dad bought for investment and has some interesting looking coins. A couple of questions:</p><p> </p><p>1) Do not want to get cross purpose with IRS. How can I establish value without receipts. We haven't been able to determine when and how much Dad paid. I have had this collection for five years or more...could I just go back and determine values at that point and consider gains from that point?</p><p> </p><p>2). Just recently took another look at Dad's coins...and want to attempt to grade (at least the US coins) before I market any (if I do). What is the best way to preserve my coins? Flips, cardboard, or ??? Many of the US coins are in rolls...I want to take apart, grade and put in something that makes the coin visible.</p><p> </p><p>3). Pictures seem to be done with cameras...rather than scanning. Is there something wrong with scanning? Light exposure, etc...or is sharpness compromised?</p><p> </p><p>Just some questions from a newbie! Appreciate the collective knowledge of this forum.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Logger, post: 293900, member: 10905"]Inherited a fairly large collection of maple leafs, kugerands, double eagles, mexican olympic silver, and various US coins. My Dad bought for investment and has some interesting looking coins. A couple of questions: 1) Do not want to get cross purpose with IRS. How can I establish value without receipts. We haven't been able to determine when and how much Dad paid. I have had this collection for five years or more...could I just go back and determine values at that point and consider gains from that point? 2). Just recently took another look at Dad's coins...and want to attempt to grade (at least the US coins) before I market any (if I do). What is the best way to preserve my coins? Flips, cardboard, or ??? Many of the US coins are in rolls...I want to take apart, grade and put in something that makes the coin visible. 3). Pictures seem to be done with cameras...rather than scanning. Is there something wrong with scanning? Light exposure, etc...or is sharpness compromised? Just some questions from a newbie! Appreciate the collective knowledge of this forum.[/QUOTE]
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