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EBay, Collectors, Flea Market & Antiques

tenorly

(2,037 posts)

1. Try Ebay.

Reply to blueseas (Original post)

Mon Feb 13, 2017, 03:38 PM

Feb 2017

What I would do, is put the more common ones in batches - say, 100 for $20 - and set aside the 19th/early 20th century ones for individual bidding sale. You'll be surprised how many bids you'll get.

Above all, my condolences for your recent loss, Blue Seas. All the Best.

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Coins from years of travel [View all] blueseas Feb 2017 OP

Try Ebay. tenorly Feb 2017 #1

I appreciate your kind words blueseas Feb 2017 #4

Coin dealer I work with showed me a trick. safeinOhio Feb 2017 #2

Don't do that!!! A valuable undamaged coin could rapidly turn into... ret5hd Feb 2017 #3

Thank you blueseas Feb 2017 #6

I don't think I want to try that and ruin a good thing - lol blueseas Feb 2017 #5

i am not sure, i see auctions on a web site estatesales.net. ebay is wold wide. more known. pansypoo53219 Feb 2017 #7

Tell me where blueseas Feb 2017 #8

Contact the Littleton Coin Company. Vinca Feb 2017 #9

Thank you- I am still going through the collection. blueseas Feb 2017 #10

I am really late in this thread duncang Apr 2017 #11

Thanks - all good ideas blueseas Apr 2017 #12