Antique Money Reminds Customers of Ease in Getting an Appraisal and Offer for Your Old Money

    NORCROSS, GA, May 15, 2013 /24-7PressRelease/ -- You inherited your Dad's antique currency collection and you have no idea what is worth. You would like to know the value so you can make a decision to sell or keep the old money as a collectible. Where do you start? There are challenges involved in determining the value of old paper money.

Finding a Qualified Appraiser
You can find several websites that offer appraisals and some will even buy your old money. It is important for you to evaluate them individually to be sure that they are legitimate. Look for testimonials from satisfied customers.

Learning the Fair Value of Your Old Money
Once you have found an appraiser that deals in old currency, often they will ask you to email a scanned image or a photograph of the old money in question. If you choose to scan the money, use a flatbed scanner to avoid damage to the bills. It is important that the image is crisp and the detail of both sides of the currency is clear. Once the appraiser receives the images, they can evaluate your old money by judging its quality and the rarity of the bill. They will then determine the fair market value, taking into account the current market demand.

Selling Your Antique Currency
Once you have a fair value from the currency dealer, then you can decide if you wish to sell your old money or keep it as a collectible. If you decide to sell your antique currency, the entire transaction can take place online. Your currency dealer will offer a secure environment for the transaction.

By spending some time researching appraisers and learning how the system of evaluating old money works, you will be able to enter into a transaction to sell your antique money with confidence. "Professional currency dealers value their reputations. We strive to make the selling and buying experience comfortable and as easy as possible," explains Manning Garrett, Owner of Antique Money. "It's important that clients feel that they have been treated fairly."

To learn more about the value and selling of old money, visit http://www.antiquemoney.com.

About Antique Money:
AntiqueMoney.com is the top buyer of old money in the U.S. They specialize in rare bank notes, large size currency and other collectible money. Since they are both collectors and resellers, AntiqueMoney.com is always looking for collectible currency for their inventory and collection. Free appraisals and offers are available to anyone interested in finding the value of and/or selling antique paper money.

For more information, please visit http://www.antiquemoney.com.

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