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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;tpsadler, post: 2364449, member: 9860&quot;]Pull out any Dimes, Quarters, or Halves 1964 and older those are referred to 90%.&nbsp; Separate the War Nickels the ones with large Mint marks over the Monticello.&nbsp; Halves 1965-1970 those are 40%.&nbsp; Wheat and then the other pennies.&nbsp; Start with these separate denomination bags.&nbsp; Now that you have them separated you will have a better ideas as to your thoughts.&nbsp; If you are just looking for money take them to at least a couple of coin dealers or one good sized coin show in your area.&nbsp;&nbsp; Most dealers will not pay anything other than base price if you have them all lumped together.</p><p>Should you want to be a collector start with one those groups and sort for coins with low mintages separate those etc.&nbsp;&nbsp; Hard to give you much more info without seeing what you have.&nbsp;&nbsp; Good starting point if you are just wanting sell these items&nbsp; 90% can be sold in todays market Quarters and Dimes are ~(Face Value * Today&#039;s Silver Spot Price * .715)&nbsp; Spot price is listed on Kitco.com</p><p>pre 1965 Halves will have a little premium.&nbsp; These prices are an approximate and most dealers will figure selling at this price so you should expect a little less.&nbsp; Good luck in your endeavors and I hope this will give you a little perspective .. Collecting is a great hobby some people just end up with a deceased relative and want to sell this pile of coins.&nbsp; Good idea you know something before you make the leap.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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