apprising my collection

[Chris Chambers]

I have had my collection for a few years, and I would like to check the value of my collection, as I have been asked by my insurance company to give them a breakdown of my collection and there current value.

I have gone back to the place to whom I have purchase the coins from “The Royal Mail” and they informed me that they can’t help.

I have been informed that there is a reference book that the insurances use, but when I do a google, I can’t find any reference to any books, which the company uses.

Can anyone help me, in advising me in what reference book I can use or website?

[PWA 1967]

Hi Chris and welcome to the forum.

I assume your royal mail is a typo unless first day covers do you mean royal mint.

If so i hope i dont dissapoint you but unless limited they may just be coins / box sets sold in the thousands.

Can you let the forum know what you have ?.

[bagerap]

Chris, are you talking about the Royal Mail numismatic First Day covers? If so, very few of them have much collectable value.

[azda]

1 hour ago, Chris Chambers said:

I have had my collection for a few years, and I would like to check the value of my collection, as I have been asked by my insurance company to give them a breakdown of my collection and there current value.

I have gone back to the place to whom I have purchase the coins from “The Royal Mail” and they informed me that they can’t help.

I have been informed that there is a reference book that the insurances use, but when I do a google, I can’t find any reference to any books, which the company uses.

Can anyone help me, in advising me in what reference book I can use or website?

Most insurers use Spink but not sure if 1st day covers are included in the new version which is now split into 2

[Sleepy]

If it is Royal Mail First Day Covers then Stanley Gibbons is the standard reference, well it was 40 years ago when I was a stamp collector.