So I was given a some coins. I read about how to deal with this situation and decided I needed to identify them so I knew whether this collection is actually worth anything. It's not really my intention to be a collector, just to know what I have so I can get a fair price.
They came loose, so I've put them all in coin holders, like this:
Inherited some coins, identified them, now what?
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So I was given a some coins. I read about how to deal with this situation and decided I needed to identify them so I knew whether this collection is actually worth anything. It's not really my intention to be a collector, just to know what I have so I can get a fair price.
They came loose, so I've put them all in coin holders, like this:
http://antique-marks.com/image-files/coin-holder.jpg
I've identified them all, see my spreadsheet (you may add comments), I am confident I've done this accurately.
There's a tab with a few notes too. I've got a lot of stamps too but haven't done anything about that yet.
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/15X8QxMm3qoewu5L2bnM4CKlr-5Llu33r6uu2dK88X88/edit?usp=sharing
I've attempted to grade and value them, but I'm not very confident in the accuracy of this.
So what's your advice? Is there anything else I should do? Should I sell? What's the best way to sell? I'm in the UK if it matters.