It is hard to give an accurate value of 2 shillings from 1966 without knowing the condition of the coins. As with anything collectable, the condition is of paramount importance to the value of the piece.
The best way to get an accurate valuation for the coins is to take it along to a local coin dealer or antique specialist. If you are unsure of where your local branches are for both of these then you can head to Google.com. Once at Google.com type in the name of your town or city and then type in coin dealers or antique dealers.
You should then get a list of local shops; click on a few of these and find their addresses. Although they will give you expert advice on your coins and may well offer you a price to take them off your hands, you should be aware they are in the business of making profit on anything they acquire. Thus the price they give to you won't be the full value of the coin due to the profit margin they will be seeking.
Therefore to get the best price possible, it is usually best to sell to a collector. Selling your coins on eBay.com could be the quickest option. If you don't already have an account, you can sign up for free at ebay.com. You will also need to sign up at paypal.com in order to make and receive payments on eBay.com.
For more detailed information on the shilling and its history you can head to www.coinquest.com/cgi-bin/cq/coins?main_coin=4934&main_c
The best way to get an accurate valuation for the coins is to take it along to a local coin dealer or antique specialist. If you are unsure of where your local branches are for both of these then you can head to Google.com. Once at Google.com type in the name of your town or city and then type in coin dealers or antique dealers.
You should then get a list of local shops; click on a few of these and find their addresses. Although they will give you expert advice on your coins and may well offer you a price to take them off your hands, you should be aware they are in the business of making profit on anything they acquire. Thus the price they give to you won't be the full value of the coin due to the profit margin they will be seeking.
Therefore to get the best price possible, it is usually best to sell to a collector. Selling your coins on eBay.com could be the quickest option. If you don't already have an account, you can sign up for free at ebay.com. You will also need to sign up at paypal.com in order to make and receive payments on eBay.com.
For more detailed information on the shilling and its history you can head to www.coinquest.com/cgi-bin/cq/coins?main_coin=4934&main_c