Proof Zachary

What is my coin collection worth?

I have
1 roll 1964 bu pennies
1 roll 1961 bu pennies
1944 bu mercury dime
1890 new orleans morgan silver dollar
1925 buffalo nickel
1970 s proof quarter
1902 liberty half dollar
1 roll of lincoln 2009 pennies
1903 indian penny
1979 s ty1 proof quarter
1 bicentennial quarter
kennedy half’s 74,96,proof bicentennial,bicentennial,05 p,68,bicentennial,72,71,82,bicentennial,92,73,77
john adam president dollar x2
4 william henry harrison president dollar
1 james k polk
3 Sacajawea
4 log cabin pennies
1999 Canadian penny
1971 eisenhower dollar
1974 eisenhower dollar
8 bu virgin island quarters
1 susan b anthony 1979
silver canadian dime 1965
1962 canadian quarter silver
zachary taylor bu president dollar x10
55 wheat pennies
22 p and d coin sets
gold plated set gold quarter gold half dollar gold susan b anthony gold dime and gold nickel

A silver 1890-O Morgan dollar is worth between $15 and $40 in circulated grades. A silver 1902 Barber Half Dollar might have a mint mark and is worth up to $50 if you can not read the full LIBERTY. The 1925 Indian/Buffalo 5 Cent might have a mint mark: plain $2 and $50; D $10 and $300; S $5 and $300. A 1903 Indian Head Cent is worth up to $4 if you can not read the full LIBERTY. A silver 1944 Winged Liberty “Mercury” Dime might have a mint mark and is worth between $1 and $7 in circulated grades. The two proof Washington Quarter Dollars are worth about $6 each if like new. The Kennedy Half Dollar description is kind of confusing but the proofs are worth about $8 if like new. The “p and d coin sets” would depend upon the year and whether they are US, uncirculated, silver, or proof, but most are less than $10 each. A silver 1965 Canadian Dime is worth between $1 and $1.50 in circulated grades. A silver 1962 Canadian Quarter Dollar is worth between $2.50 and $3 in circulated grades. The gold plated coins contain very little gold and are not worth much. All the rest are typically not worth much more than face value unless you have rare Lincoln Cent date, silver, or proof coins. Please check the links below for further information. I hope that helps.

Zachary Scherr – An elementary proof of Kronecker Weber (I)