Worth of US coin Lot?

Can any one tell me what this lot of US coins is worth. I have recently started searching coins and this is all of the stuff I have come up with in the last month. I was just curious if any of these are lucky finds.. and if so how lucky? lol thanks all

1 - 1926 - Indiana Head Nickel circulated
1 - 1950 - silver Washington quarter circulated/ 90%silver
1 - 1929 S - Mercury Dime circulated/ 90%silver
1 - 1903 - Barber Dime circulated
1 - 1998 - "AM" wide Lincoln penny VF RED/ and slightly Off Center obverse
1 - 1953 S - Lincoln wheat penny circulated/ RED
1 - 1946 D - Lincoln wheat penny circulated/ RB
1 - 1946 - Lincoln wheat Penny circulated/ RED
1 - 1937 - Lincoln wheat penny circulated/
1 - 1935 - Lincoln wheat penny circulated/ still has good detail
1 - 1917 - Lincoln wheat penny circulated
1 - 1907 - Indian head penny circulated decent condition
1 - 1891 - Indiana head penny circulated/ RB/ good condition for circulated coin






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just trying to get a few answers to value

 

$30, not including the 1998 penny. Maybe anywhere from $50-$200 for the penny.

 

what's wrong with the 1998 penny? wide am?

 

That's not a "wide am" cent...

 

I concur

 

That IS a wide A M. Look at the space between the letters A and M AND closeness of the M and E. Granted the bottom
tips of the A and M are close but they're not touching. I like to call this a close wide A M.

 

Ember. If we could get a picture of the entire reverse of the 1998 penny we will be able to tell you if it is wide or close. Since we are unsure as a group if the AM is wide enough, we need to see the initials at the bottom of the memorial.

 

The A and M aren't touching... it looks like the photo of one I've seen

 

here is the full back with both areas circled.. A and M aren't touching and the initials are up super close to the monument

 

hope that is clear enough for you hun

 

Clearly looks like a wide AM to me. I think the price will depend solely on the grade (and if you get lucky with multiple bidders). In the grade it looks like in your pictures, I think 50 to 200 as stated above by someone else is not an unreasonable estimate. But be prepared to get less for it. I don't know what kind of demand that coin has.

 

just to clarify with the inits... here is pic of initials on a NORMAL 1998 penny



and the initials on the 98 penny I have

 

and you can't tell from the photo's but it has a wonderful red tone to it

 

Awesome! I would suggest getting it graded. Then the value will be a bit easier to predict. I think if it gets about MS 64 red or higher, then you'll get a good amount for it.

 

I took the liberty of trying to improve your last image of the 1998 reverse. It is not good but you can clearly see the top of the G does not extend over and beyond the vertical leg. That's a wide A M, G. And the
vertical leg extends a little below the bottom of the curve giving it the little nub, that's classic WAM G.

 

I am sorry but I am kinda new to the whole coin thing... lol... is that a good thing?