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People collect just about anything. It may be marbles, coins, political memorabilia, cookie jars, autographs, sports memorabilia, jewellery, stamps, vinyl records, sports cards, ceramics and the list goes on. Some are put up for display; some remain in attics and basement while some are sealed forever.

The art of acquiring items or products that you’re passionate about and want to retain it either for monetary gain or personal satisfaction should not be wasted. The collectible's market has expanded in recent years and fuelled by annual price guides, books on the subject, television shows, collectible conventions and Internet auction sites; the collectible's market is now a global phenomenon. There are also professionals who specialize in a certain market and they share their expertise and help to even value these collectibles.

Collections of any kind – comic books, records, coins, china, dolls, jewellery – can take on a life of their own. Over time these surmounting collectibles provide joy to the collector, who often doesn't consider that he or she will be selling them one day. Typically, collectors sell when they downsize their homes or are in need of money, or the collection may fall into the hands of heirs. Even items in the home that aren't part of an organized collection can bring in extra money to the owner.

If you don't mind wearing you’re collectible wrist watch collection, then they can actually prove to be a marketing tool. Look for watch items that are unique and will catch the eye in a professional fashion. If you can't find your profession at a local wrist watch shop then look for a Collectible Classified for your collectible wrist watch collection maker who will actually customize your watch for you. If you are feeling very generous then you could give a variety of watches to clients or even employees.

Whatever the situation may be, determining the right price and finding an avenue for selling the collection are the two big factors in a successful transaction. People who are in the business of buying and selling collectibles are of course trying to make the most money. Associations that revolve around a specific type of collectible can help seniors find a reliable source. An Internet search will provide a good starting point for this approach.

If you find that you have an item worth hundreds of dollars it may be worth paying an expert to appraise it. To determine a reasonable asking price, try to find an appraiser who is an expert in your area of collectibles. The antiques and collectibles market is subject to fads and items frequently go up and down in value based on demand. To determine the going rate for your collectible, find out what it's selling for on eBay and other online dealers.

Many Antiques and Collectibles Dealers are willing to authenticate pieces free of charge. Call a shop in your area to see if it offers this service. Resist the temptation to sell your valuables to the dealer without verifying the price they quote, or you may not get the best deal.

Could someone help me estimate the value of two collectable coins I have?

I have a 1942 walking liberty half dollar and a 1945 american eagle half dollar. I have been wondering what their value would be today. They are not in perfect condition. They are just a little bit warn down, but they look pretty good. They are in a plastic container, which I have never opened.

For both coins:

If the rims defined and the motto In God We Trust is legible, ($5) Grade: G-4 (Good)

If the Motto is distinct and about half of the skirt lines on the left are clear, ($5) Grade: VG-8 (Very Good)

If all skirt lines are slightly visible, but worn in spots, ($6) Grade: F-12 (Fine)

If the skirt lines are sharp, including the leg area with only a little wear on the breast and right arm, ($7) Grade: VF-20 Very Fine

If All Skrit lines are bold, ($8) Grade: EF-40 (Extremely Fine)

If there is only a slight trace of wear on the coin ($12) Grade: AU-50 (About Uncerculated)

If there is no wear but light blemishes ($35-40) Grade: MS-60 (Mint State 60)

If there are very few contact marks or blemishes and has some luster to it. ($45-50) Grade: MS-63 (Mint State 63)

Most Coin Dealers will give you less than half there value.

www.gourleycoins.com will give you 85%-90% of the coins value, considering you provide shipping to deliver the coin.

On the Gourley Coins Home Page, they have a box titled "Sell or Trade." He usually gets back with you in less than 24 hours.