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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;mark_h, post: 1764258, member: 3726&quot;]Because sometimes it applies to other coins and not just the 1913 liberty nickel.&nbsp; It would be easy for me - depending on the coin and condition - get it graded and verified for the variety.&nbsp; Next depending on the type of coin you can consign it to a dealer or consign it to one of the major auction houses like heritage(not including teletrade at this point).&nbsp; For example a rare large cent variety would probably do better consigned to Shawn Yancey or maybe Tom Deck.&nbsp; The 1882 snow-6 IHC I scored I consigned with Rick Snow.&nbsp; So you have options - the first thing I always think of is at least get it certified as genuine. In most cases you will not be finding million dollar coins, but getting it to the right place could make the difference between selling a coin for like $100 and selling it for $1000. Know your alternatives.&nbsp; Just my penny worth of thoughts for the day.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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