Collection valuation

Could someone kindly help me with a valuation for this collection? I would love to make sure I know roughly what to expect as fair when negotiating a potential sale. Thank you very much in advance for any help!

1. 10 dollars - silver – 30 mm

2. 1 Canada dollar – silver – 36mm

3. 50 dollars – silver – 39mm

4. 100 Turkish Kurus - Gold – 23mm

5. 2 rand 1969 – gold – 22mm

6. 5 roubles 1898 – gold – 19 mm

7. 10 roubles 1899 – gold – 23mm

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All these coins are easy to find in the catalogue. I assume you have a rough estimate yourself?

Rule of thumb: the less time you want to invest on finding the right buyer the closer the value will go in the direction of the melt value (on the premise that the coins are authentic, for example there are many fake of these Russian roubles out there and they will need to be looked at more thoroughly).

Do you have an idea for how much value there is in them above the value of golf itself? I don't experience in this, they were gifted to me and I want to understand how these have valued over time and if it's better to keep them or to sell and put in savings at 5-10%.

Have you looked them up in the catalogue yet? All of them have metal value listed, and most have valuations and earlier auction prices listed.

No clue how the prices will change in the future. You have to consider the metal value + collector's value. Gold prices are at an all time high, and silver is also very expensive. Maybe we are due for a correction, maybe Trump's tariffs cause global economic insecurity and more gold purchasing as a hedge, maybe aliens invade?

As for the collector's value, do you think coin collecting will be a popular hobby in 5, 10, 20 years? Will there still be a collector's value in addition to the metal value? No one knows.

This isn't really the right forum to ask for investment advice unfortunately :(