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Inherited coins? Found a collection? New to coins?

Not sure what coins you have?
I can help you start.

You don’t need to be a coin collector to ask. Maybe a parent or grandparent left you an old box, a relative handed you an album, or you found silver dollars tucked away. I’m Jesse, a collector in Brevard County, and I enjoy helping people identify what they may have and what to research next.

Ask me about your coins →Text Jesse a question or photo

No fee to ask. Informal identification help only; I’m not offering certified appraisals, estate valuations or offers to buy your coins.

A friendly place to begin

No coin knowledge required.

I can share general collector observations when I can, especially if you inherited coins and don’t know how to sort them.

01

What is this coin?

Start with dates, mintmarks, denominations and what you can read from the photographs. Even a box of unfamiliar coins is a place to begin.

02

Why does that holder matter?

Learn what ANACS, PCGS, NGC and other labels indicate, what their limits are, and why you shouldn’t immediately open or clean anything.

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What should I research next?

I can suggest reference material and which pieces may warrant a closer look. For probate, insurance or taxes, you’ll need a qualified independent appraiser.

Especially for inherited collections

Your family’s coins have a story.

You might not know a Morgan dollar from a Peace dollar. That’s okay. I enjoy coins, and I’m happy to share informal identification pointers as time allows, whether you’ve collected for years or inherited your first collection yesterday.

Keep everything together. Save the albums, flips, slabs, envelopes, receipts and handwritten notes.
Don’t clean the coins. Polishing or wiping can permanently change their surfaces.
Start with a few pictures. A wide view, the front and back of a coin, and readable slab labels help.
Keep your options open. You are not being asked to sell. This isn’t a request for a purchase offer, consignment or formal valuation.
What this is and isn’t: I’m a fellow collector providing informal educational suggestions where possible. I cannot guarantee an identification from photos, certify authenticity or grade, determine fair-market or estate value, or issue appraisal reports. I’m not buying outside collections at this time.

Read the inherited-coin preservation guide →

Private informal coin help · No fee to ask

Show me what you have.

Maybe you inherited a box of coins, found an old collection, or just want to know what a coin is. You don’t need to know the terminology. Send a question and a few photos if you’d like.

Phone photos are resized on your device before upload. Useful shots: both sides of a coin, any slab label, and a wide photo of the inherited collection. Please don’t include IDs, estate papers or addresses.

No fee to ask. General hobbyist information only; no guaranteed response time or formal opinion of authenticity, grade or monetary value. Do not mail coins or valuables. For probate, tax, insurance or legal use, consult a qualified independent appraiser.

Prefer to send photos by phone?

Text a question and a couple of photographs to Jesse. Please don’t mail coins or include private estate documents or identification cards.

Text Jesse · 321-501-9579

For questions about values needed for estate administration, inheritance division, tax, insurance or legal purposes, engage an independent qualified appraiser. The educational help above doesn’t replace that work.