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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;The_Cave_Troll, post: 51323, member: 1674&quot;]OldDan&#039;s advice is sound, the &quot;Red Book&quot; is a fabulous source of information and it will give you some prices.&nbsp; Be cautioned though, the prices are not usually accurate since prices fluctuate continuously and the book is printed once a year (the 2006 edition just came out).&nbsp; The prices WILL provide you with a reference to which coins in a series are more valuable than others in the series.</p><p><br /></p><p>I will list the &quot;good&quot; dates for each series that you mention.&nbsp; The letters following some of the dates are mintmark and the redbook will help you locate where they are, they are vitally important in determinimy a coins value.&nbsp; Any date with an * after it is a key coin in the series, some of them can be quite valuable.&nbsp; Any of the coins that are 90% silver are worth about 5x face value in silver.&nbsp; That means that a silver dime is worth about 50¢.&nbsp; Most circulated modern silver coins fall into this category.&nbsp; Coins in high grades and coins with scarce dates will be worth more.&nbsp; </p><p><br /></p><p>Roosevelt Dimes : Silver </p><p>-1949</p><p>-1949D</p><p>-1949S*</p><p>-1951S (in high grade only)</p><p><br /></p><p>Washington Quarters : Silver</p><p>-1932</p><p>-1932D*</p><p>-1932S*</p><p>-1936*</p><p>-1936D*</p><p>-1936S</p><p>-1937D</p><p>-1937S</p><p>-1938</p><p>-1938S</p><p>-1939D</p><p>-1939S</p><p>-1940D</p><p>-1942S</p><p>-1943S</p><p>-1949</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>Walking Liberty Half Dollars</p><p>-1916</p><p>-1916D</p><p>-1916S*</p><p>-1917D (both varieties)</p><p>-1917S (mint mark on obverse only)</p><p>-1919</p><p>-1919D</p><p>-1919S</p><p>-1920D</p><p>-1921*</p><p>-1921D*</p><p>-1921S</p><p>-1938D*</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>Franklin Half Dollars</p><p>-1949D (in high grades only)</p><p>-1949S (in high grades only)</p><p>-1955*</p><p><br /></p><p>Kennedy Half Dollars : Silver </p><p>-1964 (90% silver, so $2.50 each)</p><p>-1965 through 1969 (40% silver, so worth about 85¢ each)</p><p>-1970D*</p><p><br /></p><p>Morgan Dollars </p><p>-1878CC</p><p>-1879CC*</p><p>-1880CC*</p><p>-1881CC*</p><p>-1882CC</p><p>-1883CC</p><p>-1884CC</p><p>-1885CC*</p><p>-1886S</p><p>-1888S</p><p>-1889CC*</p><p>-1889S</p><p>-1890CC</p><p>-1891CC</p><p>-1892CC</p><p>-1892S (especially valuable in high grade)</p><p>-1893</p><p>-1893CC*</p><p>-1893O*</p><p>-1893S**</p><p>-1894*</p><p>-1894S</p><p>-1895**</p><p>-1895O*</p><p>-1895S*</p><p>-1896S</p><p>-1901 (in high grades only)</p><p>-1902S</p><p>-1903O*</p><p>-1903S</p><p>-1904S</p><p><br /></p><p>Peace Dollars </p><p>-1921*</p><p>-1928*</p><p>-1934S</p><p><br /></p><p>Eisenhower Dollars</p><p>-None are valuable in circulated condition.&nbsp; All have some value if they are high grade mint state coins.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>Sacagawea Dollars </p><p>-Circulated (and for the most part average uncirculated) examples are not valued, but proof examples can be quite valuable.</p><p><br /></p><p>Hope this helps,</p><p>CJD[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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