Last updated on June 26th, 2026 at 10:28 amWhen you have coins for sale, there are a numbe r of ways you can try to get top dollar for them. Many professional coin dealers consign coins to auction houses because they aren’t having any luck trying to sell the coins privately. To solve this problem, they want to expose the coin to the largest audience possible. Alternatively, non-collectors sell them at auctions because they are not sure they are getting a fair price with a dealer. Lots of time and effort is spent trying to get the best possible prices…
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$25 Limited Edition Coin For That Baseball Fan
Last updated on June 26th, 2026 at 10:28 amBaseball is a sport enjoyed by mil n there’s no better choice than the beautiful 2018 Canada $25 180th Anniversary of Canadian Baseball Fine Silver Coin. Celebrates A Long-Standing Canadian Tradition The match that made sports history in Canada was staged on June 4, 1838 and all it required was a ball made of yarn and calfskin, a hand-hewn club and an open pasture. Jump forward 180 years and the perfect way to reminisce and pay tribute to that historical day is with the 2018 Canada $25 180th Anniversary of Canadian Baseball…
What To Do With Inherited Coins? Part 2
Last updated on June 26th, 2026 at 10:28 amYou inherited some coins and would now like to sell them. When you have coins for sale, you can be taken advantage of if you have no prior experience with the procedures. Unfortunately, there are people in the coin collecting business that will may try to take advantage of you. We’ve already covered some selling tips in Part 1 of this two-part series, so here are some more to keep in mind when selling the coins you’ve inherited safely and for top dollar: Identification Catalogue & inventory Properly understanding your collection’s value…