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<p>[QUOTE="Cylii, post: 1608490, member: 43071"]In my dad's possession is my grandpa's coin collection. You might just say he was a hoarder. Grandpa owned a gas station for twenty plus years and at one time had two. There is a over abundance of almost every coin except for any gold. Some are in bank bags, mostly in rolls but not all. There are a few books (not completed) from what I've seen. A few are slabbed but mostly cardboard protectors. He had most of them sorted by decade. Some by year depending of what it was. Well I think you get the drift. </p><p> Dad wanted to take them to a bank/dealer. That's when I jumped in. Yes it needs to be sold (except for the few I might want). Dad's plan is to use the money to help buy grandparents house back from medicare/medicaid? I get those two confused. </p><p> For a few months I have researching, reading and trying to learn the most I can. It's all very fascinating! I thought I would start with the pennies (50% of collection). So I concentrated on that learning pennies. Then dad wanted me to take a look at some other coins stashed away. I then turned my attention to silver coins. That's when the steam came out of my ears of my brain being overloaded with info. </p><p>So here I am. What coins should I focus on first? How do I remember key dates? Can I find a list of error coins? (already started reading cherrypickers)</p><p>Can't wait for your suggestions[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Cylii, post: 1608490, member: 43071"]In my dad's possession is my grandpa's coin collection. You might just say he was a hoarder. Grandpa owned a gas station for twenty plus years and at one time had two. There is a over abundance of almost every coin except for any gold. Some are in bank bags, mostly in rolls but not all. There are a few books (not completed) from what I've seen. A few are slabbed but mostly cardboard protectors. He had most of them sorted by decade. Some by year depending of what it was. Well I think you get the drift. Dad wanted to take them to a bank/dealer. That's when I jumped in. Yes it needs to be sold (except for the few I might want). Dad's plan is to use the money to help buy grandparents house back from medicare/medicaid? I get those two confused. For a few months I have researching, reading and trying to learn the most I can. It's all very fascinating! I thought I would start with the pennies (50% of collection). So I concentrated on that learning pennies. Then dad wanted me to take a look at some other coins stashed away. I then turned my attention to silver coins. That's when the steam came out of my ears of my brain being overloaded with info. So here I am. What coins should I focus on first? How do I remember key dates? Can I find a list of error coins? (already started reading cherrypickers) Can't wait for your suggestions[/QUOTE]
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