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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Naplesjack, post: 2216760, member: 76468&quot;]Difficult to ascertain market pricing for its all about the &quot;GRADE&quot; of each coin.&nbsp; Can not tell from the photos.&nbsp; However, using wholesales prices ( grey sheets), the Mercurys graded as G good- the lowest grade, each coin would be worth about $2.00 each, except special coins--1916 D= $650.00, 1921 P=$36.00 and 1921D =36.00.</p><p>Now, if the grades are XF , the coin range would be from $8.00 to $38.00. Again the exceptions are significant, 1916 D = $5,300.00; 1921 P =$410.00 and 1921D =$520.00; 1925 D =$100.00; 1926 S=$190.00; and 1927 D =$70.00.</p><p>You could take the book into a reputable coin dealer, and ask for a quick appraisal to Ballpark pricing.&nbsp; You could indicate that you might want to sell them in the near future.&nbsp; You could ask for a closer look at the specially dated coins for that is where all the $$$ are.&nbsp; The Dealer can take out his glass, and run thru the coins in 10 minutes or so.</p><p>Good Luck[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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