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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;coolhandred24, post: 4695796, member: 112919&quot;]I have been selling on ebay for over 20 years.&nbsp; Most folks are honest, but there are a few bad apples out their.&nbsp;&nbsp; Go through the your lot and group them by date.&nbsp; If you have early copper-nickel dates set those aside.&nbsp; Also if you find any better dates, 1860&#039;s-early 70&#039;s set those aside. The earlier and better dates can be sold individually if you want. </p><p><br /></p><p>For the commons if you want to sell them on ebay lay them out on a dark tee shirt in groups of 50.&nbsp; Five rows of 10.&nbsp; Take a photo of the group, front and back, and then photos of groups of 10, front and back.&nbsp; Make sure the photos are clear.&nbsp;&nbsp; Then price them to sell as a &quot;Buy It Now&quot; and make sure to add a sufficient amount for shipping.&nbsp; They are selling for .80 to $1.00 each in groups of 50.</p><p><br /></p><p>Far easier to take them to a local coin dealer and sell them for $20-$25 per roll of 50.&nbsp; All depends how much you value your time.&nbsp; Good luck.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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