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Message:: [QUOTE="Collector1966, post: 784287, member: 17919"]The 1883 With Cents is defaced, so it is considered a "cull" and might go for 2 or 3 dollars.The 1898 is well worn and might be worth a dollar. The 1896 is also well-worn, and it's hard to grade without seeing the reverse. It might go AG, and it might go Good. If it's in Good condition, the Redbook (high retail) price would be about $9.00 The 1912 is common in that condition, but might be worth a little more if it is mintmarked, particularly if the mintmark is an S.The 1902 is a common date, as is the 1910. The value would depend on their condition, which appears to be Very Good or maybe Fine. Redbook (high retail) values would range from $2.50 to $4.50.The 1904 appears to be in the best condition. It might be worth $4.50 Redbook, but once again it is hard to determine the condition because it is difficult to see the details from the photos. Also, it would be desirable to get photos of the reverse (tails) side of the coins.[/QUOTE]