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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;dragondance, post: 2351393, member: 75859&quot;]I am creating this thread after seeing so many posts about coin dealers ripping off walk-in customers, often bereaved from the loss of a husband, father, or grandfather. There&#039;s the story about the wife who sold her husbands&#039;s coin collection for pennies on the dollar, if she even got that much. There&#039;s the story about the sale of indian head pennies for a dime a piece. I have seen seated liberty coins in XF-AU sold to the coin shop for 25% less than melt value. The worst I&#039;ve seen is an incredible collection of seated liberty coins (including an 1873-CC XF-AU) dollar go for ten dollars apiece. </p><p><br /></p><p>So who is responsible for understanding the coins once you are gone, or would it be prudent to stick a label to the cover of each rare coin with an approximate price at a certain date?[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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