Search the web for coin dealers, look under Numismatics, these people are experts and this is not the place to ask for advise. You could also get in touch with a big auction house that is probably the best place to sell it. People attending these auctions will bid it up until whom ever really wants it gets it!
Some old coin, apparently worth something
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Contrary to what some people here believe, I didn't come for advice ; I came to seek someone who would sell it for me and share whatever earnings we make. I'm really not interested in the coin's history, significance and technical specifications. I just want to make some money to prepare for the winter, that's all. No reason to complicate things that much.
BreakAllTheClocks
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Unless it is graded it won't sell on eBay. They only allow 4 approved grading services: PCGS, NGC, ANACS and ICG. Most of them accept FedEx from anywhere in the world. If you don't want to have it graded you will have to sell it locally.
christianbed
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If I've learned anything from tv shows related to antiques, it is this: whatever you do, do NOT try to clean it...leave it as is. Simple (unsolicited) advice, I know, but I thought it might be worth sharing just in case someone here plans to sell it for you.
