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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;tight wad, post: 424595, member: 15116&quot;]This question is much like the one Chop asked.&nbsp; My situation is I have a lot of silver U.S. coins. (By a lot, I only mean several tubes, not several buckets.)</p><p>&nbsp; Most are obsolete coins. From what I see on this board and on the TV auctions, buyers are only intersted in MS65 or better stuff. These coins are all circulated, an although I have not cleaned them, I feel that several have been cleaned in the past. These coins were collected in bulk for there silver content by persons unfamiliar with &quot;grading&quot; aspect.</p><p>&nbsp; In the case of the standing liberty, I had a small number without dates, and traded them to a coin shop for some with good dates, but still not good enough to sell at auction. I traded my buffalo nickles without dates, the same way. This way I got better coins for little cash outlay, but I don&#039;t think anyone would be interested in collecting them. Am I wrong?</p><p>I guess what I&#039;m aksing...are there different levels of collectors? Do coins need to be Uncirculated looking to trade?[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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