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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;ValiantKnight, post: 1841603, member: 44210&quot;]I definitely agree with Bing, a $10 dollar coin at best, and in better-than-average condition.</p><p>&nbsp;Practice, practice, practice. </p><p><br /></p><p>There are tons of FREE resources online at your disposal to assist in identifying ancient coins, including this forum. You will rely on these a lot at first (like training wheels), but with enough practice and time, you will be able to identify many coins pretty much blindfolded (as long as they are in a good-enough shape that is). You will still usually need to go to a few of these resources for technical stuff like reference numbers though. No need to be hesitant to ask any questions along the way. Collecting ancients is no different than other coin series with the fact that you will need to do your research (I&#039;m sure you didn&#039;t learn all what you know about 18th century Russian coinage overnight, right?).[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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