<prompt> Human: Dont know if this is the place, but I have a question and hopefully someone can answer. My Grandfather passed away and left me the items listed in the title. Ive sold about 10k worth of Gold, thats it so far. I was told the coins are worth about 50-60k, and the gold I have left is around 50k too. The car is less than 1 of production and is valued at over 100k, I wont be selling that.None of this was done with a Will or through courts, I was just handed it all when he passed from my Grandmother...it may sound odd but we are a very close family and each member received something of value.How can I deposit the sale of the gold and coins into my bank account?So far these places just pay cash so it just seems odd to roll into a bank with 50-100k in cash and make a deposit. Will I have to pay tax? I was going to use the money as a down payment on a new home. Any advice is greatly appreciated.Edit: thank you for the responses, I was looking to see if this was something I could handle...I dont believe I should try it. I will seek out an attorney and speak with my financial advisor. Thank you again!  <response>: Too bad they didnt go through a will or probate. If they had, then you receive a stepped up basis and can sell with no capital gain. Since you more or less got them as gifts and there is gift tax issues for your Grandmother you need to know the original cost of these items and will be taxed on the gain when you sell. 