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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;miedbe7, post: 2086430, member: 33919&quot;]Here are the &quot;better&quot; dates I see:&nbsp; 1895-s quarter, 1899-o dime, 1896-s dime, 1913 dime bc of the details left, 1902-s dime?? (lower grade tho), 1883-no cents nickel bc has some detail left (liberty above the face), 1916-s wheat (as long as it&#039;s not the one covered in white gunk on the reverse) ... As has already been pointed out the biggest one is the 96-s dime and this is all relative.&nbsp; Nothing close to the 1803 piece. </p><p><br /></p><p>These dates I&#039;ve listed are &quot;better&quot; in that they might have a lower mintage or a higher than melt value &quot;worth&quot; ... but it all depends on how you choose to sell and who you sell to in order to maximize value.&nbsp; With stuff like this though you&#039;d probably just be best served dumping it on ebay with some nice pictures in single lots for the nice stuff and group lots for the not-better-date stuff.&nbsp; No real need grading anything here.&nbsp; I will admit I did not look at anything foreign or the medals because I know next to nothing about them. </p><p><br /></p><p>Oh the peace dollar and possibly the bicentennial pieces will have silver value as will the &#039;66 kennedy.&nbsp; Hope this stream of consciousness helped.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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