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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Bluegill, post: 41107, member: 1748&quot;]I’m pretty much a coin newbie myself, so I understand. As a newbie, I recommend looking for The Red Book and a book or two on coin basics at the local public library. This will at least give you a little reference to help you understand what you are dealing with, and you might have a better understanding before you talk to an appraiser. And—like everyone else here hopes—maybe the more you learn about it, the more interesting it will become to you, and you’ll become a collector yourself. Coins are a great window on history, economics, even science. </p><p><br /></p><p>Whatever the collection is worth now, it will surely be worth more if you or your husband take an interest in it and look for ways to add to it, improve it, make trades, and preserve it[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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