I Received Coins From My Grandfather 25 Years Ago?

Also, I like the idea of keeping a few and getting rid of the rest. I think I'll go through it all and pick what I like before finding out the value. I just found another bag with 150 one dollar coins and I'm pretty sure I'm keeping all 1976 since they have a piece of tape on them with my name(that's when I was born). I also like the silver colored pennies, pretty much all the unusual coins, buffalo, wheat, liberty.

Its starting to sound like a very nice collection.
My bad, for some reason I thought you had Lincoln cents.
They made a lot of 1964 nickels but the dimes are 90% silver and uncirculated by the sound of it.
Uncirculated rolls are nice to have.
I think your off and running already. Good luck!
Just for fun while you are gently handling those Eisenhower $1.00 coins. See if you can spot the two types of lettering on the backs ( reverse ) One has thin lettering, the other a very flat wide lettering.

Careful! This hobby is addictive and you may just keep em all. Welcome to the forum BTW. WOLF

I just found a lot of "Shore line coin collector" tri fold books(not sure what to call them). The one I'm looking at says "liberty Head Nickels 1883-1913". My new mission is to complete all these books.

This remind me of when I first started collecting coins, brings back nostalgic time and having fun with discovering each series. Good Luck!

The quarter had another coin pressed into it and I believe the second one is a Shield nickel

Thank you. What about this on a 38 Walking Liberty half dollar:
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Those designer initials on the half are at about 4 o'clock. Look across about 8 o'clock for the letter D mintmark.
If you have one there, this becomes much more than a 1938 Walking Liberty half dollar.
A 1938 D is a key date to complete this series.