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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Dannyalcatraz" data-source="post: 3400968" data-attributes="member: 19675">A good library will likely have a copy of it, though it will probably be a few years old.  Still, you're trying to get an estimate of value, not evaluating the coins yourself.You might also see if there are any local clubs to get more info, either for actual potential purchasers or the 411 on who is a reputable coin dealer.You may also be able to sell them at a collector show.  I don't do coins, but I do do gems. Over the years, I've bought and sold stuff at travelling gem shows with generally favorable results.  Of course, you might have to wait a while for one to come to your town...BTW- after you get a good appraisal & depending upon your tax bracket, you might also consider donating them to charity instead of selling them- you'll get full book value to take as a tax credit rather than some middling sale value that depends on your local market (check with your tax professional or computer program for more details).</blockquote>