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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Just Carl, post: 534508, member: 4552&quot;]Many answers to your question. </p><p>If you live in an area where lots of things go on that shouldn&#039;t, like many big cities, you ask for jewlers that melt coins and take them there</p><p>If you have metal recyclers around that take anything, inspite of laws, take your coins there.</p><p>If you have any coin shows around, take them there and you should always get close to melt for your coins.</p><p>Same if there are any coin shops around but they usually will low ball you on the prices since they have so much overhead.</p><p>There is that idiot on TV asking for your old Gold, Silver and Platinum. Send your coins to him. Throw in your watches, rings and tie tacks. Add some rocks in the envelope too. </p><p>Buy some books on coins and find out how many error coins you just lost out on after you get rid of those coins. </p><p>Buy some coin Albums and attempt to fill them. It&#039;s fun and you may find you like this hobby and have something to leave your future family. If you already have a future family, get them interested in coins too. </p><p>Send all your coins to me. I will not send you any money but your problems of what to do with those coins will vanish. </p><p>And <b><i><u>WELCOME TO THE FORUM</u></i></b>. Stick around it gets to be fun and educational.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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