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<p>[QUOTE="Just Carl, post: 553327, member: 4552"]To start with WELCOME TO THE FORUM. Most forgot to say that. </p><p>As already fairly well noted about not cleaning any of them but here is my 2 CENTS:</p><p>1. Do not clean any of those coins</p><p>2. Do not take them to a coin store and ask if they are worth anything. </p><p>3. Find out where you can acquire a thing called the Red Book by Whitman Publishing. Usually decently priced on the Walmart Books web site of Amazon.com</p><p>4. Look up each coin when you acquire that book. Ignore the prices listed. those are as a rule 20% over actual selling prices. </p><p>5. Ask on this web site for a on line dealer that sells coin holding or stocking supplies. I usually get all mine from coin shows but some on this web site have some great references for on line dealers. </p><p>6. If your coins are all raw, meaning not in any type holder, purchase soe of those 2x2's for those coins</p><p>7. Place as many in the 2x2's for now to protect them until you decide on thier fate.</p><p>8. I would suggest you keep them all for now at least. Possibly you could start a family tradition of a handmedown of something of both value and family history. </p><p>9. If you decide to keep them, and in those 2x2's, you may want to acquire some of those plastic pages that hold 20 of the 2x2's. Then you could place them in a 3 ringed binder, add pages with some history about the coins and when you got them, from who, etc. In other words you start a family tradition.</p><p>10. Unless you need money drastically now, keep them all. Coins are really a great thing to pass down. That is what someone already tried doing to you. </p><p>11. Don't worry about them anymore and send them to me. I'll take care of them and for free.<img src="styles/default/xenforo/clear.png" class="mceSmilieSprite mceSmilie8" alt=":D" unselectable="on" unselectable="on" /><img src="styles/default/xenforo/clear.png" class="mceSmilieSprite mceSmilie2" alt=";)" unselectable="on" unselectable="on" />:goofer: And this is why they have those silly faces on the right.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Just Carl, post: 553327, member: 4552"]To start with WELCOME TO THE FORUM. Most forgot to say that. As already fairly well noted about not cleaning any of them but here is my 2 CENTS: 1. Do not clean any of those coins 2. Do not take them to a coin store and ask if they are worth anything. 3. Find out where you can acquire a thing called the Red Book by Whitman Publishing. Usually decently priced on the Walmart Books web site of Amazon.com 4. Look up each coin when you acquire that book. Ignore the prices listed. those are as a rule 20% over actual selling prices. 5. Ask on this web site for a on line dealer that sells coin holding or stocking supplies. I usually get all mine from coin shows but some on this web site have some great references for on line dealers. 6. If your coins are all raw, meaning not in any type holder, purchase soe of those 2x2's for those coins 7. Place as many in the 2x2's for now to protect them until you decide on thier fate. 8. I would suggest you keep them all for now at least. Possibly you could start a family tradition of a handmedown of something of both value and family history. 9. If you decide to keep them, and in those 2x2's, you may want to acquire some of those plastic pages that hold 20 of the 2x2's. Then you could place them in a 3 ringed binder, add pages with some history about the coins and when you got them, from who, etc. In other words you start a family tradition. 10. Unless you need money drastically now, keep them all. Coins are really a great thing to pass down. That is what someone already tried doing to you. 11. Don't worry about them anymore and send them to me. I'll take care of them and for free.:D;):goofer: And this is why they have those silly faces on the right.[/QUOTE]
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