Please Educate Me !

With the rugrats off from school today it took a lot longer to scan than I thought. I'm around the Charleston,SC area. I found some 1940's era nickels but I haven't got them scanned yet. There are several "wheat" pennies also.

Oh no ! The dollar pics disappeared when I put the smaller coins up !

the file names need to be unique.

Hopefully some of the Morgan dollar specialists can chime in on those Morgans.

Other than those, I think we are looking at not much above melt value here. But that will add up nicely. I am sure someone can do a quick calculation of how much silver weight you have there.

I collect Peace dollars, and a couple of those look to be in pretty good shape, but are not really "key" dates, and you should be able to get slightly above melt for those. Maybe.

here are the nickels

Which one is the fully toned reverse ?

The 1943 and 1945 nickels, with the mint marks above Monticello, are worth about a dollar or so each because of their silver content. The dateless Buffalo nickels and other nickels, and cents, aren't worth much, but they are worth keeping IMO. The only one I might toss back into circulation is the 1964 nickel. They are pretty common.

So I was looking at this page here
http://www. (124) Not Allowed - Auto-Removed .com/silver_coin_values.html

Those prices are what they are worth as in what the silver is worth or what a melting place would pay for them. I assume if that is their actual silver worth then they pay less than what is listed so they can make a profit ? And I guess the value changes day by day as the silver prices go up and down ?