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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Razz, post: 3333500, member: 100526&quot;]This. Get a lawyer (I am not) but it depends on the state you live in and the laws can vary. But I take it you have not been married for 45 yearsyeats? If you have then she is entitled to half of all the asserts including half the value of your collection. If married less than 45 years of your collection building days then she gets half of the appreciated value of the coins you had when you got married to when you got divorced (if some went down in value over that time oh well for her). Then she gets half the value of the coins you bought while married minus the acquisition cost (net value).&nbsp; Suggest this strategy to your lawyer and see what he says...[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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