I normally don’t sell coins but…

Hmm. That's a lot of work to cross-reference all that. But maybe someone will be generous with their time.

Also, with the exception of one coin (a 1934 Buffalo nickel), I do not see any indication of what TPG service these coins were graded by?

Sounds like some nice stuff. I would simply cross-check each coin's trend value on the cert pages to make sure you're in the right ballpark. If you think the toning might be worth a premium over that amount, OK, but I'd take it easy on that if you're truly motivated to sell. I personally am not one of these folks who will pay an exponential premium (of several multiples of the trend price) for a nicely toned coin, but in some cases, if I like it enough, then yeah, maybe a few extra bucks (at most).

Just use your TPG's price guides for a ballpark reference. And those who specialize in these particular series might have some useful input, if they've got the time.

I see one or two things in there that would upgrade my type coins, but alas, I am cash-broke right now. (Opens wallet, looks inside, moths fly out. Ugh.)

 

That (although also a lot of work) is probably a much more accurate way to price them than using the TPG trend prices anyway.

Without cross-referencing anything, I’d guess you’re probably in the the right ballpark. In my cursory examination of your spreadsheet, I didn’t notice anything that looked insane to me, offhand.

 

When you say “soapboxes”, you are referring to old small white ANACS, yes?