we bought a old building and in the process of the remodel i found a box of old coins they start with like a 1882 silver dollar and run all the way thru some buffalo nickles and tax exemt coins my biggest problem now is that i have no idea how to decide what grade it is to estimate the value of them any suggestions?
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Welcome, there are a lot of folks here that can help you, especially if you can post pictures.
thanx much took your advice uploaded a few of the dollars am workin on nickles now. im gonna try and attach the 1921 - S to this one !
Welcome! You may wish to post to the "US coins" forum to get more responses to your questions. 
Welcome aboard! 
My Canadian Subject and I welcome you. . . .
Welcome
Hello and Welcome 
QUOTE(amy_2281 @ Jan 15 2006, 05:09 PM)
thanx much took your advice uploaded a few of the dollars am workin on nickles now. im gonna try and attach the 1921 - S to this one !
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Welcome, we anticipate buying your coins from you!
Uh, wait, uh, I mean, uh, WELCOME! 
thank you all for the welcome ! i have started uploading some images of the coins and posted in the us coin place ummmmmmmmm while im here another silly question what's the best way to take the pictures the light keeps reflecting on the coins ?
Welcome.
You can defuse the light with a plastic milk jug.
I cut the bottom off a jug, placed it over the coin and shot thru the top.
A light on either side to make the lighting even.
You can defuse the light with a plastic milk jug.
I cut the bottom off a jug, placed it over the coin and shot thru the top.
A light on either side to make the lighting even.
Bleh milkjug.
QUOTE(Tiffibunny @ Jan 17 2006, 02:54 AM)
Bleh milkjug.
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I knew you would say that
QUOTE(Dockwalliper @ Jan 17 2006, 12:40 AM)
Welcome.
You can defuse the light with a plastic milk jug.
I cut the bottom off a jug, placed it over the coin and shot thru the top.
A light on either side to make the lighting even.
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You can defuse the light with a plastic milk jug.
I cut the bottom off a jug, placed it over the coin and shot thru the top.
A light on either side to make the lighting even.
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