Selling graded Coins

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Does anyone know the best way to sell graded coins?

My Dad had a large coin collection. Over 200 coins. I have inventoried and looked up values on NGC, PCGS, and Apmex. Some are valuable - others not so much. I can sell them for the silver and gold content and I will probably do that on some. Others are way more valuable.

How do I go about finding a buyer for these? Any help would be appreciated.
Any Morgans?
 

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Tell us you don't understand free market without actually saying it, lol
Oh, I understand free market and something has a value of what one is willing to give for it but just because 1oz rounds have different stampings on face/obverse doesn't mean 1oz of silver suddenly worth 10x as much TO ME.
 

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Does anyone know the best way to sell graded coins?

My Dad had a large coin collection. Over 200 coins. I have inventoried and looked up values on NGC, PCGS, and Apmex. Some are valuable - others not so much. I can sell them for the silver and gold content and I will probably do that on some. Others are way more valuable.

How do I go about finding a buyer for these? Any help would be appreciated.
I don't know anything about coins, but watched a program lately, about 90% silver coins. According to this program, any US, dime, quarter, or half dollar, made before 1964 is likely 90% silver. You can tell by looking at the edge for copper! He said a 90% silver dime is worth about $5.00, a quarter $10.00,. and a half dollar, $20.00 I think. These prices very with the spot market on junk silver, what 90% silver coines are called! I would spend a littl;e time learning about this, before I priced them!
 

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No Morgan's.

Mostly Silver Eagles graded by NGC, PCGS, ICG, and ANACS. A little gold ($20 coin) and a few others. Two old Owls from 400 BC, some Canadian Silver Maples, and other Misc.

Found an guy at the flea market that was selling coins. 82 yo and lives a mile from my house. I'm going to let him look at a few.

I can research the sites (NGC, PCGS. etc) and get a retail value. I know what most are worth. I expect to get about half of retail.
 
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