Looking For Ballpark Value On Lot Of Morgans And Peace Dollars

Appraising a hobby is a rather difficult undertaking. Essentially, after all, that's what coin collecting is. However, unlike baseball cards or Cabbage Patch dolls, coin collecting has always been a relatively stable hobby in which insurance companies rarely say no to. Most home owner policies would include these. That said, and like you asked for, a ball park would be $30 per silver dollar. The others? Dependent upon what's there, I'd throw out a total value at $1500. Some will say that's high. I would say that's based on a reasonable 15% future increase over the policy term. Always go higher than what you could buy them for. But not ridiculously so.

I found another resource to grade and price these. Since I didn't get a great reception here, I'm out.

Thanks for those that were helpful.

You have an interesting and big project ahead of you. Good luck and thanks for stopping by.

Without a lot of detailed information, such a guess would be just a guess. It is much better to simply get a Red Book and scan through it for approximate values. Some may be a lot higher than you think. Problem is if the intent is selling them, it could take a lot of time.