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It depends on how many you have. If you have a small amount, your best bet would be to check with a local dealer and/or go to one of the travelling buyers' shows where antiques and coins are purchased in bulk.

A second alternative would be to go through eBay.

If you have a large quantity, you may be able to find a metal dealer who will pay more than would be the case for a smaller quantity, because of economies of scale.

Regardless, you will have to be content with getting wholesale prices (or even less) for your coins because the buyer also has to be able to make a profit on the transaction.

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