whats the best way to sell a lot of old coins?
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Your best bet is to try to sell them on eBay.  You will get prices closer to the current market value, but it is a lot more work.  The easiset way is to find a coin dealer in your area, but realize the dealer is in business to make money, so he will offer about 40-60% of the current market value for the coins. He is not cheating you, that is just the typical amount dealers are willing to pay for coins.  If the coin is a rarity, then he will pay closer to the market value.  Good Luck!
1098433
There are tons of pawn shops and antique stores that specialize in coins.  Just look up Coin shops in the phone book.
882940
I great place to sell them is EBAY.COM and especially HALF.COM<----(great website.) If your thinking of a physical store, you need to try Hastings or a second hand store (you probably wont get as much as you would if u sold them online, but its quick cash)
241624
Well it looks like your off to a good start. Ebay is an excellent way to sell things. Good luck!
171286
sell it on ebay or a garage sale
522602
If you wanted to sell them you could try www.ebay.com
100400
You can sell any old thing on Ebay.
467582
Sell some of your possessions. Try a garage sale, jumble sale etc. or go on ebay.
407860
You have four main routes to sell your cards. Sell them yourself at trade shows. Sell them as one lot. Sell off your collection piecemeal. Consign your collection to a dealer who will attempt to sell it for you. In any event, a collection your size will take a bit of time to sort through and sell. Give up the hope you will get half Beckett for anything you have. The card market is much softer than it was a decade ago and if you truly wish to depart with your beloved collection, be prepared to humble yourself to the reality you may get 15 percent of what you feel its valued.
21422
eBay everything you own that you no longer want. You'd be surprised how much things will sell for.
1054213
Sell a thousand of your possessions for a dollar each. I intended for this to be a joke answer but actually that's not a bad idea!
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If I took one of my bars in to a coin shop to sell, and they wanted to drill in hole in my J/M serialized bar - I would give them a piece of my mind (loudly) and leave!\n\nyou should have NO problem selling them as long as they are a known refiner / assayer.\n\nAs far as the fees - thats a different matter.  I have only bought from a coin store, never sold to them.  Always sell to individuals - as they should atleast pay spot price (if price is in down trend) or more then spot if price is in uptrend.  I doubt a coin shop will pay over spot price, as they can get it AT spot price or just a tiny bit over, and thats thier worst case scenario.\n\nAnd along the same lines.  SHOP AROUND - can't stress that enough.  I found that coin shops in my area had very noticable price differences for the same thing - call each coin shop one morning, and ask for the price of a 10oz .999 silver bar.  Go visit the lowest 3 or 4 prices you get - (visit with empty pockets) just a get the feel of the place and see if you like who you'll be giving your money too.\n\nI should also say (since you asked), take it with you!  DO NOT pay for storage - its no good if you can't get to it when/if you need it.  Also, any fees over time will eat up some profit you will make if the price goes up, and it will add to the lose if the price goes down.\n\nIf its just an investment, buy in on a physical 'pool', like at kitco.com. Its about 1/3 the way down on this page:\nhttps://online.kitco.com/sellprice/selling.html  \nI only mention this as an option.  Personally, I would suggest getting physical if your interested in it.\n\nLast but not least - If you do decide to purchase some silver from a local coin shop - PAY IN CASH!!  No credit cards, no debit cards, no checks, no names, no nothing - just pay, say thanks and leave. \n\nGood luck!\n\nedited:\n"Nobody buys the actual metal as an investment anymore."\nNobody???  really???  Check E-bay - find a .999 silver "anything" that sells for less then spot price.  1000's of oz.'s per week are sold on E-bay at what I consider high prices, especially when you take shipping into consideration.
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Sell on eBay\n\n"Silver certificates are still legal tender and do still circulate at their face value. Depending upon the age and condition of the certificates, however, they may have a numismatic value to collectors and dealers."
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Check eBay.  Lots of coins bought/sold there.
150015
on ebay......there's even a link to several sites that can give you estimates of what your coins will be worth based on their condition and mint/year/etc...
518712
you could sell them on ebay
376029
Divide them up into Team Lots and list them on eBay. Your late 80's cards are next to worthless and the only way you're going to be able to unload them is to mix them in with cards of more appeal; team lots is the best way to go.