Snoopydoo, I agree with others that suggested that you have accumulated too much.
To hopefully put things in more perspective, I saved wheat cents and pre-1950
Jefferson nickels from circulation for about 20 years, and accumulated five rolls of wheat cents and one roll of early Jeffersons.
A few months ago, I decided to sell these rolls. Selling online seemed senseless to me due to prohibitive shipping costs, so I took the rolls to my local coin show. I offered them to several small-time dealers that sold such coins in bargain trays or whatever. The rolls were a tough sell, but I found a buyer who paid 1.5 cents for the wheats, and this was only because I had some earlier dates in the teens and 20s. The only early-date Jeffersons I could sell were the silver
War Nickels (I just spent the rest).
I believe every coin collector eventually arrives at a time when they decide to get rid of the least desirable or least valuable coins in their collection (or the ones that take up the most space). If you think hard about how exactly you would do that with your collection when the time comes, you might decide to adjust your acquisition habits soon. Selling the volume that you have might be heartbreaking when you're faced with the reality that I realized, only multiplied by a thousand times.