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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;john1942sept, post: 1954534, member: 54792&quot;]Try the library.&nbsp; You can generally get a few books that can help you price your coins without any expenditure.&nbsp; Both the red and blue books are often available and are a good guide for US, if current.&nbsp; They generally have good World Coin guides, but those are often dated.&nbsp; Watch dealers; some are very good, but some might take advantage of you if they preceive you as inexperienced.&nbsp; If you sell to them expect a big spred, but occasionally you find a dealer who will buy for up to 75% of market if his stock is low.&nbsp; Be sure you have an understanding of grade.&nbsp; As well as books, on-line sources will likely help you grade.&nbsp; If you overgrade, you may not sell at all; if you undergrade, you may give something away.&nbsp; Don&#039;t get emotionally involved.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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