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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Witty38, post: 1599273, member: 34290&quot;]Sure depends on what you hope to sell them for!&nbsp; If you live close to a coin shop, I would take all of them to a dealer and get an estimate from him as well as some advice/guidelines.&nbsp; <b>I would do this first.</b>&nbsp; In fact take them to at least two different dealers, not pawn shops of course. Or, ideally, take them to a coin show where many dealers are present.&nbsp; You just might be able to sell the whole lot or most of it to a dealer who specializes in your coins or ones like them. </p><p><br /></p><p>Otherwise, get their advice on selling them one at a time versus the whole lot or in small lots/sets.&nbsp; With coins, it is how the buyer views them that is important. </p><p><br /></p><p>To just start selling them on eBay, even if they are graded, can be a difficult task, unless you have a good camera, unique descriptions, lots of patience and have coins that are in demand where there is a good bidding experience.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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