Can someone tell me what this coin collection is worth

My grandpa gave me a set of liberty half walking dollars and I'm going to sell them can you tell me what the set is worth or the valuable coins in the set thanks.

 

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I would like you ton point out the valuable ones for me thanks.

 

If you're going to sell them, why not just place them at auction on eBay with a 99c start? They didn't cost you anything, so let the bidders determine their value to them. ~ Chris

 

The 1921D would be worth a lot if in fact it was a 1921D - looks like a 1936 is in that hole though.

Any 1916's?

 

Nah.. Start with the current silver melt value of $5.49 each.

 

Too many coins to put a value on the set. You would need to grade each coin and put a value on each coin. The early coins are worth much more than the later ones.
You may know this but don't touch or try to clean them. That will destroy much of the value.

 

Best dates.
Anything 1916 or 1921. They carry the most value but the grade is really important.

 

You may be right! The only reason I suggested the 99c start is because we get so many people coming here wanting top dollar for something they were given as a gift, and it cost them nothing. ~ Chris

 

Why not keep this set ?

 

Why do you want to sell the set?

 

Most Walking Liberty Half Dollar dates jump in value when they’re graded MS63 and above, although certain key dates like the 1938-D, 1921-D, 1921 and 1916-S are all worth a premium in grades lower than AU (About Uncirculated).

https://coinauctionshelp.com/walking-liberty-half-dollar-value/

 

I would suggest taking a look at past auction results for Walker sets on Ebay. Depending on condition and, of course, whether the key coins (1916-S, 1921, 1921-D, etc.) are actually present and genuine, I think I've seen prices ranging from $700 to $1000 or so.

 

I think unless you aren’t interested in them at all, you should keep them! Maybe you’ll start your own coin collection and you can give those to your grandkids when you’re older. My grandpa got me started coin collecting. Maybe buy a few coin books on amazon and go coin roll hunting and try to fill the spots!

 

That was my initial thought, but the OP's first post gave me the impression that he just wants the money. ~ Chris

 

I've seen a lot of people on this forum jump to ask what a relative's coin collection is worth, without wanting to put in any effort into research.
Which ones are the valuable ones? What's this worth? Best to go to a coin dealer with those questions.

 

Yes

 

Yep type S and D

 

Post a picture. Also, it's best to look at completed Ebay auctions in order to get an idea of how much something is worth. Condition is a big factor, so, you'd need to show what they look like.

 

I asked Why, not if.

 

I don't have the room I have like 20 books of coins and a model train and I don't use them.