04-28-2018, 11:22 PM
My brother is into memorabilia/coins. When our dad died he sent his coins away to some entity to be evaluated and rated. You will probably get screwed by a brick and mortar coin shop. They'll just try to take them from you after giving you some shitty arbitrary cash amount.
Having them evaluated that way is kind of pricey, but if you think you have something of real value, it's a necessity. The most reputable entity for grading is PCGS. According to him, coins graded by them may sell for slightly more. There's another grading company called NGC which he says is legit, but not quite as reputable as PCGS.
Having them evaluated that way is kind of pricey, but if you think you have something of real value, it's a necessity. The most reputable entity for grading is PCGS. According to him, coins graded by them may sell for slightly more. There's another grading company called NGC which he says is legit, but not quite as reputable as PCGS.
