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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Just Carl, post: 182627, member: 4552&quot;]Completely WELCOME. Now as for your coins. Before you do anything, acquire some books, magazines, etc on coins and learn what you have before you do anything. You may well have many valuable coins but then you may also have some that are not worth the price of the grading. So know what you have first. If a coin is worth $5 you don&#039;t want to&nbsp; pay&nbsp; more than that for a grading. Also, as noted try goingto some coin shows. Do not just rely on PCGS web site for coin shows. Just type in coin shows for a web search and add the state you live in. for example we have numerous coin shows around here in Illinois that are not posted on the PCGS web site. The point is know what you have, keep your hands off them, keep them in a safe place, don&#039;t go around telling people you have them either. Expecially relatives. </p><p>&nbsp; Of course you could save yourself a lot of trouble and just send the entire collection to me. :hail: :hail:[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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