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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;brokecoinguy, post: 2995820, member: 85775&quot;]I would agree with previous sentiments, get a copy of the Red Book and learn what you have before you get rid of it.&nbsp; Heck, I would also suggest you get a copy of Photograde.&nbsp; I know learning about grading and certain varieties, etc can be overwhelming but having that extra bit of knowledge could prevent you from getting less than what you deserve.&nbsp; Since it is an inherited collection, unless you have a desire to take on the hobby (which it sounds like you don&#039;t) I would think whomever passed it down would want you to get a fair deal.</p><p><br /></p><p>I live in Atlanta and every first full Sunday of the month the Greater Atlanta Coin Show takes place just north in Marietta at the Hilton.&nbsp; There is always a good turnout with numerous dealers who buy and sell.&nbsp; Larry Jackson Rare Coins has a good reputation, they deal with some general coins but also higher end stuff.&nbsp; Unless you have some rare varieties or mint errors I would think your more regular date/type stuff could be sold to any dealer.&nbsp; But as they say, knowledge is power - and knowing more than the person you buy a coin from is even better.&nbsp; Good luck![/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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